Connecting the Pet Industry to Veterinary Professionals

Are you a manufacturer that has unsuccessfully called upon local vets or even veterinary colleges in an attempt to get veterinarians involved with your brand?

You're NOT alone!

Why is it that even the best pet product manufacturers have a hard time connecting and collaborating with veterinarians?

Vets are swamped with clinical obligations and, until now, there's been no official process for these medical professionals to get involved with the pet product industry.

VetEndorsed has created a network of veterinarians and veterinary specialists that are interested in working directly with the pet product industry.

This new avenue for collaboration between the pet product industry and the pet experts has been long overdue.

It's what pet parents want and expect.

It's good for industry.

It's good for vets.

It's GREAT for pets!

“Coming together is a beginning, staying together is progress, and working together is success.” - Henry Ford

PARTNERS IN WORKING TOWARDS BETTER PRODUCTS FOR PETS

VetEndorsed adds to the list of resources that consumers, manufacturers and veterinarians need to make sure safe and effective pet products and services are being produced and recommended.

VETERINARY ORAL HEALTH COUNCIL (VOHC)

The VOHC evaluates oral healthcare products and is backed by members of the AVDC (American Veterinary Dental College). The VOHC Seal is awarded to products that have been clinically proven to help reduce plaque and tartar in pets. This seal makes it easier for vets to make a recommendation for effective oral healthcare products for their patients.

VETEVALUATED &
THE VETERINARY PRODUCT REVIEW COUNCIL (VPRC)

VetEvaluated offers a Seal of Acceptance that can only be earned after products have been put through a stringent battery of tests to better ensure safety and quality. Products that pass the quality assurances then go on to be assessed by a panel of veterinarians (The Veterinary Product Review Council) who apply an extra layer of scrutiny from a clinical perspective. The VetEvaluated Seal of Acceptance serves as a clear symbol to consumers and veterinarians and helps to distinguish the better products on the market.

NATIONAL ANIMAL SUPPLEMENT COUNCIL (NASC)

The NASC promotes the health and well- being of animals that are given health supplements, by establishing federal and state regulations that are fair, reasonable, responsible and nationally consistent.

AMERICAN ANIMAL HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION (AAHA)

AAHA evaluates animal hospitals and their protocols. This additional level of accreditation and evaluation makes it simpler to identify a quality hospital. AAHA also serves as a trustworthy resource and publishes helpful guidelines to help guide veterinary clinical decision-making.