Covetrus Announces Strategic Merger with MWI Animal Health
In a move set to reshape the animal health landscape, Cencora, Inc. and Covetrus today announced a definitive agreement to merge Covetrus and MWI Animal Health. The combined company aims to deliver a comprehensive, tech-enabled animal health platform spanning companion, equine, and large-animal markets.
How Virginia Tech became the quiet force behind veterinary data
When avian influenza swept through U.S. dairy herds last year, veterinary laboratories across the country were suddenly testing milk samples for a virus they had never analyzed in that way before. Results needed to move fast, not in days, but in hours. New sample types, new testing methods, and new species combinations required entirely new terminology almost overnight.
IDEXX Laboratories Announces Fourth Quarter and Full Year 2025 Results
The Company reports revenues of $1,091 million for the fourth quarter of 2025, an increase of 14% compared to the prior year period as reported and 12% on an organic basis, driven by Companion Animal Group ("CAG") growth of 15% as reported and 13% organic and Water revenue growth of 12% as reported and 10% organic.
Zoetis Introduces First Commercial Genetic Predictions for BRD to Support Stronger, Healthier Beef Herds
Zoetis Inc. has announced the launch of new bovine respiratory disease (BRD) genetic predictions through its INHERIT® platform, giving cattle producers a new tool to build more resilient and productive beef herds. The innovation allows both commercial cow-calf operators and seedstock producers to evaluate animals based on genetic indicators tied to BRD health and survival for the first time.
The Pet Care Boom: What Half a Trillion Dollars Means for Your Veterinary Career
If you've been feeling like every pet parent you meet is treating their fur baby like, well, an actual baby—you're not imagining things. New market research confirms what you're seeing in exam rooms every day: the global pet care industry is experiencing explosive growth, and it's reshaping veterinary medicine as we know it.
Exclusive: Snout Raises $110 Million to Make Vet Care More Affordable
Snout, a pet wellness plan startup, has raised $10 million in Series A funding led by Footwork and $100 million in debt financing from Clear Haven Capital Management, the company confirmed exclusively to Fortune. Other Series A investors include Bread & Butter Ventures, Pear, and Restive Ventures.