2024 half year results innovation progress
First half of 2024: Boehringer Ingelheim progresses pipeline at pace and reaches major milestones
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Real stories, real impact: fighting rabies
The danger of rabies is often overlooked. The need for action, unseen. Learn how we can eliminate rabies through leveraging education and dog vaccinations.
Innovation and drone delivery
Addressing healthcare disparities through collaborative innovation and drone delivery
A beginner’s guide to fighting off cat parasites
Prof. Donato Traversa explains the risk of multiparasitic infections and/or infestations in cats
Boehringer-Ingelheim's-half-year-figures-2021
Press release on Boehringer Ingelheim's half-year figures 2021. Business development from January to June 2021.
antibiotic resistance one health veterinary medicine
Antimicrobial resistance is a major global threat to the health of humans and animals alike. Learn about challenges and solutions here.
Survey with Ipsos to gain insights human-animal bond
Boehringer Ingelheim partnered with the Ipsos Research Institute to carry out a survey to explore the human-animal bond.
Our partners Bioveta
Our partner Bioveta shares insights about the longstanding collaboration with Boehringer Ingelheim and the evolution of the partnership
NexGard® COMBO
Delivered in a highly palatable beef-flavoured chew that kills adult fleas and is indicated for the treatment and prevention of flea infestations and the treatment and control of tick infestations in dogs and puppies.
Big hearts united to help animals in Ukraine
Veterinaries volunteer at the Polish-Ukrainian border to help welcome Refugees and their animals. Refugees don’t rest until their animals are safe.
Boehringer Ingelheim reaches more patients than ever, innovation drives growth
Boehringer Ingelheim reports a strong performance in 2022.
How fast can a cheetah run wild and free?
Cheetahs’ top speed can reach up to 120km/h. But habitat loss, illegal wildlife trade and hunting made these impressive animals critically endangered.
Boehringer Ingelheim half-year results 2023
First half of 2023: Boehringer Ingelheim sees strong growth and expansion in key therapy areas
Improving Access to Healthcare
According to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, almost half of the global population is not covered by essential health services.
Algorithms to battle heartworm disease
Partnership with the University of Melbourne uses AI to develop new veterinary solutions for pets
SENVELGO Best New Product Companion Animals award
SENVELGO won the 2023 Animal Health Best New Product for Companion Animals award
Monoclonal antibodies Boehringer Ingelheim and Invetx
Boehringer Ingelheim and Invetx announce collaboration to discover, develop and commercialize novel veterinary monoclonal antibody biotherapeutics
It is about saving lives Alexis Jaliquias feline blood bank
Veterinarian Alexis Jaliquias founded one of the first blood banks for cats in South America
Veterinarians: caught between excellence and exhaustion
Many children dream of becoming a veterinarian. What happens when that dream comes true?
vet scholars symposium
Veterinary students and researchers from 38 veterinary schools in North America and Europe gathered at the NIH in August to discuss the future of veterinary medicine.
Boehringer Ingelheim good 2021 business performance
2021 was a good year for patients, for animal owners and for Boehringer Ingelheim.
Chronic kidney disease is a silent killer
Living with chronic kidney disease can have drastic impacts on a patient and their family’s life. A patient and her caregiver share their story on managing it.
Living with type 2 diabetes
People living with type 2 diabetes often suffer a degree of stigma. Learn from Jurjen de Lange what it takes to live a good life despite the disease.
Purpose: Finding the long-missed meaning
Cancer survivor Missy Pappion is happy at Boehringer Ingelheim after climbing the corporate ladder
Boehringer Ingelheim partners with PetMedix
Partnering with PetMedix on Ky9™ platform cutting edge technology as a means to bring innovative new therapies to improve health of animals