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Full year 2023 revenue increases approximately 70% year-over-year to $16.7 millionOutlook for growth in the pet health sector remains attractive w...

Full year 2023 revenue increases approximately 70% year-over-year to $16.7 million

WISCONSIN RAPIDS, Wisconsin [Jan. 29, 2024] - The Wisconsin Outstanding Young Farmer (OYF) program is pleased ...

(The Hill) — Major animal product retailer Chewy and eight other companies violated federal law by selling unapproved animal antibiotics, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alleged Thursday. The FDA said the retailers sold unapproved medications containing penicillin and amoxicillin, which could

FDA accuses companies of violating federal law with sale of antibiotics

Major animal product retailer Chewy and eight other companies violated federal law by selling unapproved animal antibiotics, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) alleged Thursday. The FDA said the retailers sold unapproved medications containing penicillin and amoxicillin, which could lead to the evolution of drug-resistant “superbugs.” The products in question were targeted at birds and…

In an era where maintaining a consistent online presence is critical, multi-location businesses face unique challenges in balancing corporate uniformity with local authenticity. Valley Veterinary Care, a prominent veterinary clinic group spanning 24 clinics across three states, successfully addressed this challenge by partnering with Birdeye Social, the first-ever AI-powered social media management solution tailored for multi-location brands., , , , Birdeye Social has proven to be a game-chan....

Inspire Veterinary Partners, Inc. (NASDAQ: IVP), a leading provider of pet health care services nationwide, proudly announces its latest milestone – the acquisition of Valley Veterinary Service, Inc. animal hospital in Pennsylvania.

Inspire Veterinary Partners Announces Acquisition of Valley Veterinary ...

Written by Merry Helm May 24, 2021 - When school let out on this date in 1986, People magazine had already been to McLeod, in Ransom County, to cover the story. There were only 14 one-room schoolhouses still operating in the state, and McLeod’s was closing its doors. Of the three students still attending in 1986, two would be moving up to seventh grade, and there was no way to keep the school running for the youngest remaining child. The story of the Salund School was used as the lead â€...