Transboundary animal diseases and veterinary preparedness
What are transboundary animal diseases (TADs)? Bluetongue virus, foot-and-mouth disease and avian influenza are pathogens belonging to this group.
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What do you know about transboundary animal diseases
Transboundary animal diseases (TADs) are highly transmissible diseases of livestock that can impact veterinary public health preparedness.
Transboundary animal diseases (TADs)
Avian influenza? Bluetongue virus? FMD? Learn what are transboundary animal diseases and how they can impact us
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Boehringer Ingelheim to expand veterinary vaccine capacity for emerging and transboundary diseases in France
Heart Diseases in humans and animals
Humans and animals are more alike than different. Having a heart disease can affect us similarly, and the way to prevent it can work for all as well.
Bluetongue disease
The bluetongue virus is a viral disease that affects ruminants' health. It doesn't affect humans, but it is a threat to animals.
Partnering with Lifebit to detect global disease outbreaks
Boehringer Ingelheim partners with Lifebit to detect global infectious disease outbreaks
Do you take periodontal disease in dogs seriously? We do!
Periodontal Disease? Brushing teeth is vital to prevent doggy breath, but not enough to ensure animal health and well-being
S&P Animal Health Partnering Oct 2023
Interview by S&P Global with Megan Grether, discussing Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health Partnering’s ambition and approach
2018 Animal Welfare Medals
2018 Animal Welfare Medals: Boehringer Ingelheim recognizes outstanding research in cattle, equine, swine, as well as small animals and pet categories
Zoonotic diseases things you should know
Zoonotic diseases can be transmitted between animals and humans. They are more common than you may think – and they are on the rise. Find out how this affects you.
SENVELGO Best New Product Companion Animals award
SENVELGO won the 2023 Animal Health Best New Product for Companion Animals award
Translating Human Pharma Science into Animal Health Innovation
Megan Grether shares her perspectives on the importance of translating human pharma science to accelerate innovation in animal health
Exploring beyond boundaries for innovation in animal health
Exploring beyond boundaries by partnering with human pharma and animal health may hold the key to accelerating innovation in animal health.
Mareks Disease Poultry Chicken
Five things you need to know to keep poultry free from outcomes of one of the most common virus affecting the animals’ immune systems.
Outlook for Partnering in Animal Health 2024
Megan Grether, Head of Business Development & Licensing for Animal Health, shares her perspectives on the year ahead for partnering in Animal Health.
Partnership African animal trypanosomiasis
New partnership working on solutions to combat African animal trypanosomiasis
Boehringer Ingelheim acquires Saiba Animal Health, adding innovative technology platform to its pet therapeutics R&D portfolio
Boehringer Ingelheim acquires Saiba Animal Health, adding innovative technology platform to its pet therapeutics R&D portfolio
Building Successful Partnerships in Animal Health
Christoph Vetten, Head of Transactions Animal Health, shares his perspectives on how building successful collaborations can drive innovation.
Partnering for innovation in animal health
Collaboration with external partners is a fundamental part of our innovation strategy in Animal Health. Learn more about the partners we are looking for.
12th Expert Forum on Farm Animal Well-Being
The 12th Expert Forum on Farm Animal Well-Being brought together over 100 industry experts
New vaccine against Bovine Respiratory Disease
Boehringer Ingelheim’s Bovalto Respi Intranasal is a new respiratory vaccine for active immunization of cattle against Bovine Respiratory Disease.
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H5N1: Bird flu again. What’s different now?
H5N1: how is avian influenza now? The virus known for affecting wild & domestic birds has been detected in dairy cows in the US. What you need to know.