Vetoquinol – How do you pronounce that?

There is now no excuse for not being able to pronounce “Vetoquinol”.  Following some research confirming “Vetoquinol” was being mispronounced in the UK by many of its customers and suppliers, Vetoquinol has taken the matter in hand and produced a light-hearted video to help customers, suppliers and even some of its staff, get it right!

Photographed by Bob Williams, who shot the famous Terry Wogan breakdancing sequence for Children in Need and directed by Tom Shrapnel and Rory Lowe of  Once Were Farmers, a digital film and animation company,  the film features animals dancing to music which spells out “Vetoquinol”.   Set in a disused Manchester warehouse, the video stars dancers Marcquelle Ward and Ali Temple and dancers from the Manchester-based dance company, Company Fierce.

“This really is a bit of fun in answer to our research which shows that people have difficulty pronouncing Vetoquinol,” explains Mark Leddy, Vetoquinol’s Marketing Department Manager.  “We think it is very entertaining and are sure that everyone else will see it in the same light.”
Watch the video here

Vetoquinol is introducing Rimifin® to its range of pain management products.  Rimifin® is a non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) which contains carprofen.

Carprofen can reduce inflammation and pain caused by musculo-skeletal disorders and degenerative joint disease.  It can also be used as a follow-up to parenteral analgesia in the management of post-operative pain following soft tissue surgery.