Canine Dental Health

Dental disease is a very common condition affecting dogs, with an estimated 80% of dogs developing periodontal disease by the time they are three years old^1,2.

Introducing MOVOFLEX^® Soft Chews, the next generation in joint health supplementation

We are pleased to announce the launch of new, innovative MOVOFLEX^® Soft Chews, the next generation in joint care supplementation for dogs.

New Webinar on the Role of Trace Minerals in Cattle Health & Performance

In conjunction with The Webinar Vet, Virbac is pleased to announce a new, free to view, webinar on the role of trace minerals in cattle health and performance. The webinar also includes information on a new veterinary approach to boost trace mineral availability.

Addressing Dental Care At Home - A Combined Approach

It is important to show pet owners that dental care can be approached in a multitude of ways and alongside regular dental health checks in clinic, owners can utilise easy to use home care products which help to keep plaque and tartar at bay.

Oxidative Stress : Its Impact on Transition Cows

The trace mineral levels in cattle are not static; they change throughout the production cycle depending on the demands on the animal.

Senior cats’ pathology: main clinical conditions

It is generally accepted that a cat can be considered "senior" from the age of 10 years (when it has reached 75-80% of its life expectancy) and that the geriatric stage is reached after 15 years. In practice, one-third of cats over 9 years of age that are considered healthy by their owners actually require medical treatment (95% of which is long-term).

VeggieDent FR3SH - Now Available in Single Wrapped Chews

We’re Proud to Support Vetlife Helpline’s 30th Anniversary

At a time when there has never been a greater need to support the health and welfare of the veterinary community, Virbac is proud to support Vetlife Helpline, as the charity marks its 30th anniversary with the launch of the Vetlife Day fundraising campaign

Worming Breeding Stock

Parasites are a major threat to foal health and appropriate worming protocols must be implemented as part of the routine management of all broodmares and their offspring.