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Bringing a Little Christmas Joy

Vetoquinol Territory Manager, Stuart Phillips, is collecting toys for disadvantaged children in the Oxford area this Christmas.

 “My parents’ village church has distributed toys at Christmas for several years,” explains Stuart, “and I have got involved over the past few years.” The toys are delivered to various places including as safe houses for battered wives, where the mums can’t get out to shop for their children. “I really hate to think of children waking up to nothing on Christmas morning,” says Stuart.  “So this year I thought I would spread the net wider and ask people at work if they had anything they could spare which will make a huge difference to some less fortunate children.”

Stuart Phillips
Stuart will be collecting the donations from Vetoquinol’s Head Office in Buckingham and distributing them during the week before Christmas.

What Every Vet Should
Know About Canine Epilepsy

Vetoquinol Academia is hosting a series of interactive complimentary CPD evening meetings entitled “What Every Vet Should Know about Canine Epilepsy”.

The meetings will review the most up-to-date information on the management of epilepsy and include a short introduction to the new complimentary Epiphen® support package.  The meetings take place at the following venues:

Date

Venue

Speaker

23rd February 2010

Nottingham University (Sutton Bonington Campus)

Luisa De Risio DVM PhD DipECVN MRCVS

25th February 2010

Bromsgrove Hilton

Mark Lowrie MA VetMB DipECVN MRCVS

4th March 2010

Stirling Management Centre

Prof Jacques Penderis BVSc MVM PhD CertVR DipECVN MRCVS

9th March 2010

Animal Health Trust (Newmarket)

Luisa De Risio DVM PhD DipECVN MRCVS

11th March 2010

Worsley Marriott, Manchester

Prof Jacques Penderis BVSc MVM PhD CertVR DipECVN MRCVS

22nd March 2010

Sandy Park Conference Centre (Exeter)

Prof Jacques Penderis BVSc MVM PhD CertVR DipECVN MRCVS

23rd March2010

Newport Hilton

Prof Jacques Penderis BVSc MVM PhD CertVR DipECVN MRCVS

Registration is at 7pm with the meetings starting at 7.30pm.  A buffet will be provided and it is expected that the meetings should finish at 10pm. For further information or to reserve a place please contact Carmen Bateman on 01280 814500 or visit www.vetoquinol.co.uk/Academia/Academia.asp


 

FAB

Clavaseptin® Palatable Tablets receive a FAB ‘Easy to Give’ Award

Vetoquinol is delighted to announce that Clavaseptin® Palatable Tablets, its amoxicillin/clavulanic acid antibiotic, has received a FAB ‘Easy to Give’ award.

The Feline Advisory Bureau (FAB) is a charity dedicated to the health and welfare of cats, of which the European Society of Feline Medicine (ESFM) is a division. The ‘Easy to Give’ award rewards drug companies whose products are easier to give to cats, making life better for vets, owners and feline patients alike. Products nominated for the award are assessed by the FAB feline expert panel consisting of FAB lecturers and residents past and present. The ‘Easy to Give’ awards were first presented in 2005 and are now sought after by veterinary pharmaceutical companies who think carefully how they might improve their products to make them easier to give to cats.

We know that Clavaseptin® is a highly palatable product and are delighted that specialist vets, practising vets and, of course, cats agree with us, comments Russell Roan, Vetoquinol’s Veterinary Services Manager UK and Ireland.

The award was presented to Richard Irvine MRCVS, of Vetoquinol’s Veterinary Services Team in the UK and Ireland, by FAB Chairman, Dr Andy Sparkes and Claire Bessant, FAB Chief Executive, at the ESFM Congress in Dubrovnik in June 2009.

Clavaseptin® Palatable Tablets are only the 5th tablet to be given the award and the only amoxicillin/clavulanic acid product to have been awarded the ‘Easy To Give’ logo.

 

 
 

 

 


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