Zoetis

Working in the veterinary profession can be deeply rewarding yet challenging, with issues such as compassion fatigue and student debt contributing to mental health challenges. It is essential to prioritize the mental health and well-being of veterinary professionals to ensure a resilient, thriving profession. In honor of #WorldMentalHealthDay later this week, we’re spotlighting three Zoetis Foundation grantees working to strengthen mental health and resilience in the global veterinary community. From free mental health resources like therapy recommendations and helplines to direct fiscal support for those in crisis, these incredible organizations are committed to advancing solutions that address the unique challenges veterinary professionals face. Learn more about this critical work led by Not One More Vet, The Australian Veterinary Association and Vetlife: https://lnkd.in/e_Np4Sry #VeterinaryMedicine

Today we celebrate Manufacturing Day. We are proud to have ~5000 colleagues working across our 29 manufacturing sites and distribution centers to ensure the reliable supply and distribution of high-quality products to customers in over 100 countries. Across Australia, New Zealand, China, Europe, the U.S., and Brazil, our dedicated colleagues work together to meet the increasing demands for our medicines, vaccines, diagnostics, and technologies while staying committed to safety. We are grateful for the impact these critical team members make on our business each day, and we thank each colleague for their integral role in shaping our industry, our company, and the world at large. #ZoetisProud #ManufacturingExcellence

How can we combat one of the most complex and common kidney-related problems in cats and dogs? ? Our scientists are working hard to find a solution. Learn how: https://lnkd.in/eH8AKMd6 #AnimalHealth #VeterinaryMedicine

Members of our Leadership Team recently visited Mexico to meet with customers, colleagues, and animal health industry leaders. Ensuring the health of livestock in this country is vital to farmers' livelihoods and the global food supply. Our Leadership Team saw first-hand how our innovation contributes to the health of farm animals to meet a growing demand for sustainable protein sources. Not only is Mexico an important market for livestock, but with the country’s increasing pet ownership, our innovation supports the growing appreciation for the human-animal bond. This visit allowed our team to immerse themselves in the culture and foster significant connections that will advance our commitment to animal health globally. #AnimalHealth

With our focus on R&D and science-based innovation, we continue to address the unmet medical needs of animals worldwide, building franchises with staying power. Our CEO, Kristin Peck, and President of R&D, Robert Polzer, sat down with David Westin from Bloomberg's Wall Street Week to share how we build markets through our differentiated execution to meet our customers’ needs. Watch the full segment here: https://lnkd.in/exufbXra #AnimalHealth #Innovation

We are pleased to announce our partnership with Danone to drive sustainable practices on dairy farms through the power of genetics. Through producer adoption of genetic technology, we deliver data-driven genetic insights to farmers so they can breed and select for healthier, more productive cows that improve the quality of dairy products while reducing environmental impact and promoting long-term resilience in dairy farming. This is one way we’re innovating to support livestock producers as they raise healthy animals that produce nutritious protein in a sustainable way. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e6KWxJUQ #SustainableAgriculture #AnimalHealth

As part of our commitment to a healthier, more sustainable future, we take a One Health approach to combating diseases that pose the greatest risk to animals and people. Rabies is one such zoonotic disease, with 99% of cases transmitted from dogs to people. The World Health Organization estimates that rabies kills 59,000 people each year, with 95% of cases in Africa and Asia. We’re proud to have supplied our rabies vaccine to Cameroon, Central African Republic, Indonesia, Nigeria and Togo to vaccinate dogs and help protect communities. Our team members recently participated in the World One Health Congress – held for the first time on the African continent – to share our learnings and dialogue with other leaders about the important intersection of animal and human health. Improving animal health can help improve the lives of the people who care for them. By integrating veterinary surveillance, research, vaccine and product development, we can help reduce the risks of transboundary and emerging infectious diseases, as well as stop the spread from one species to another. Learn more about how we protect the world from disease here: https://lnkd.in/eenharHz #WorldRabiesDay #AnimalHealth #OneHealth #EndRabiesNow

We don't meet our sustainability goals or help our customers achieve theirs alone. We collaborate with organizations like Dairy Management Inc. (DMI) and Texas A&M University to study real farm data to better understand the connection between high health herds and farm sustainability. Together, we're strengthening the tools available to farmers that offer additional insights to evaluate their herd health and impact on their operations’ environmental goals for a better future for all. As #ClimateWeekNYC is winding down, we know our collaborative work must continue. Learn more in our Sustainability Report: https://lnkd.in/d_D2gE6s

Climate change exacerbates natural disasters, making them more frequent, powerful, and unpredictable. This underscores the urgent need for stronger disaster preparedness and community support. As part of Zoetis’ dedication to providing care for communities impacted by disasters around the world, we came together to support the American Red Cross through a MapSwipe volunteer event. Colleagues gathered virtually and in-person at Zoetis’ HQ to help bolster map data in areas where mobilizing essential resources in times of crisis can be challenging. This improved data empowers humanitarian efforts to engage and support communities more effectively, ensuring timely aid and stronger collaboration globally. #ClimateWeekNYC

We are excited to announce that our team in France was awarded the three-star Innov’Space 2024 Award for the second year in a row! The award is in recognition of our innovative diagnostic tool for swine health, developed to equip veterinarians and pig farmers with predictive data to make more informed decisions about their vaccination programs. We’re proud of this prestigious recognition, as we aspire to provide services that enable productive and sustainable livestock farming worldwide. #Innovation #AnimalHealth