Transboundary and emerging diseases
Through constant surveillance, research and rapid development, our Veterinary Public Health (VPH) Center fulfills a powerful purpose.
Пошук
Covid19 relief program Ghana Cowtribe parasiticides
Boehringer Ingelheim and Cowtribe are kicking off a vital relief initiative in Ghana.
Improving Access to Healthcare
According to the UN Sustainable Development Goals, almost half of the global population is not covered by essential health services.
Mental Health
Hear the perspectives of people living with cancer on the topic of mental health.
Advances in vectored vaccines for poultry
Vaccine design technologies have made huge advances in recent years. One of the newer categories of vaccine, vectored vaccines, is overcoming challenges that conventional vaccines do not meet.
A Unique Bond: human and animal health
At Boehringer Ingelheim we are dedicated to animal and human health. We celebrate the truly unique bonds between people and their pets.
Компанія «Берінгер Інгельхайм» (Boehringer Ingelheim) придбала компанію «Саїба Енімал Хелс» (Saiba Animal Health), поповнивши свої спроможності науково-дослідних розробок у галузі ветеринарії інноваційною технологічною платформою
Компанія «Берінгер Інгельхайм» (Boehringer Ingelheim) придбала компанію «Саїба Енімал Хелс» (Saiba Animal Health), поповнивши свої спроможності науково-дослідних розробок у галузі ветеринарії інноваційною технологічною платформою
10 tips cat friendly veterinary clinics
Here are 10 simple steps you can take to make feline patients feel at ease at your practice.
BI Access to Healthcare Strategy_Availability
Boehringer Ingelheim aspires to be a leader in ensuring improved access by delivering More Health to humans, animals and communities around the world. Read more about our holistic approach, based on partnerships and local empowerment.
Stem cells a new frontier
Stem cells may be a game changer for the development of new veterinary treatments. Read this story to find out why.
Diabetes dog symptoms chronic disease management
Learn about the symptoms of canine diabetes and how to manage the disease.
Equestrian sports technology
Learn about new trends in equine health and get insights into the human-horse relationship!
preventive care cat veterinarian
What can we all, cat owners or veterinarians, do to promote cat health? Click to find out!
Cat care interview veterinarian Dr Susan Little
World-renowned feline healthcare specialist Dr. Susan Little shares her thoughts on latest trends in cat care.
Ruminant parasite control in a nutshell
An exclusive drug-based approach to fight worms is dying. Dr. Ray Kaplan, from Georgia University, explains five things you need to know.
Performance Indicators
Performance indicators concerning Environment Health and Safety (EHS) are summarized here.
Cattle well-being at farms’ core
From pain management to responsible use of antibiotics, Cattle First introduces a whole cow approach to look after health and productivity.
Bigger role in ensuring food security
As the world population is projected to reach 9.8 billion in 2050, animal health becomes fundamental to ensure both animal well-being and global protein supply.
Our Approach
We are driven by the desire to improve human and animal health -– now and in the future. Therefore, we have developed our framework: Sustainable Development – For Generations.
Let’s meet the challenge
Together with our partners around the world, we are working on new and innovative solutions for unmet medical need in animal health.
Our Contribution
Humanity is facing serious challenges. We believe we can always do more – for ourselves and for the generations to come.
Supply Chain Scholarship for Cowtribe
A supply chain course we sponsored boosted the career of Latifa Saaka
Teaching kids about pet-care
Teaching kids about pet care
GARC Louis Nel interview on global rabies control
GARC’s Executive Director Professor Louis Nel shares what it takes to fight rabies.
A Unique Bond: a brotherhood like no other
After being diagnosed with diabetes, Eric’s unique bonds with Peetey and Jake meant they could run miles across the Idaho wilderness.