Merck Animal Health Canada

We know how much our community cares for their pets. Our job is to provide you with the right resources that support your journey as a pet-owner - and we've got it down to a science 😉! From educational resources to proven solutions, discover the ways we can help: https://bit.ly/3H21B38

Thanks to the generosity of Canadians and 177 veterinary clinics across the country, we collected nearly 8000 pet care items! These items will help keep pets in need warm throughout the winter. ❤️

Learn more about this year’s impact here: https://bit.ly/41wbM9I

We are looking forward to attending the Banff Pork Seminar this January 9th-11th, 2024.

A new year means new opportunity! We are unconditionally committed to the growth and development of our team. Explore our current job opportunities: https://bit.ly/3RAA11Q

Happy New Year! Start the year off on the right foot by booking a veterinary visit for your pet(s).

2024 is almost here! Start the new year off right with resolutions for you and your pet. 🐾

✔️ Staying active together: Fresh air and daily walks are great for your and your pet's health.
✔️ Eating healthy: Keep your pet and yourself healthy with nutritious meals—consult your vet for the best diet for your furry friend.
✔️ Visiting your vet: Take care of your pet's wellbeing with routine veterinarian check-ups.
✔️ Training and stimulation: Teach your pet tricks and puzzles for mental exercise.
✔️ Sharing love: Always show your pet lots of affection and quality time!

#2024

Happy holidays from our team at Merck Animal Health!

Wishing you joy and warmth this holiday season. Here's to a happy and prosperous year ahead! ✨

Happy first day of the winter solstice! Please note that our customer service will be closed from the end of the day on December 22 until January 2.

Calling all future veterinarians!

Explore our exclusive opportunities and resources tailored for aspiring veterinarians. Visit our new webpage to learn more: https://bit.ly/5G8u7C2y

🐾 Help keep your pets safe this holiday season!

Read our quick tips to ensure your furry friends stay merry and safe:

⭐ Pet-Proof Decor: Skip the tinsel and secure decorations to avoid emergency vet trips over the holidays.
⭐ No-No Foods: There are many foods around during the holidays that should be kept away from pets, including chocolate, onions and garlic, grapes and raisins, alcohol and more.
⭐ Pet-Safe Plants: Many plants, including poinsettias, are harmful to pets. Be sure to look up any plants you receive as gifts and keep out of reach of pets.
⭐ Candle Caution: Be mindful of lit candles when pets are around.
⭐ ID Check: Ensure your pets' tags and chips are up to date.
⭐ Door Watch: Keep an eye out to prevent escapes during gatherings.
⭐ Travel Prep: Ensure you have what you need to keep pets comfortable during travel.

Let's make this season joyful for every member of the family!

We’re a proud sponsor of this year’s Le Porc Show, and we’re looking forward to attending from December 12th until December 13th, 2023.

Today, we're honouring the incredible dedication of veterinary professionals around the world on International Day of Veterinary Medicine! Thank you to all the vets, vet techs and everyone in the veterinarian field for your unwavering commitment to the health and wellbeing of animals. ❤️🐾

We’d like to thank you for your support over the past year, we’ve learned and accomplished so much together! To find out what we’re especially proud of this year, and for a little surprise for veterinary clinics, sign up here so you can receive our holiday email: https://bit.ly/49Z7r2G

With proper care diabetic pets can live happy, healthy, and active lives. Your veterinarian can help you manage your pet’s blood sugar levels with lifestyle, treatment, and monitoring recommendations.

Is your dog at risk for diabetes? While diabetes has been diagnosed in dogs of all ages and breeds, certain dogs are at greater risk of the disease. Your veterinarian can diagnose diabetes and provide support to manage your dog’s health. Talk to them about it!

Is your cat at risk for diabetes? While diabetes has been diagnosed in cats of all ages and breeds, certain cats are at greater risk of the disease. Your veterinarian can diagnose diabetes and provide support to manage your cat’s health. Talk to them about it!

We’ll be at Canadian Western Agribition in Regina, Saskatchewan this week. Visit our booth to learn more about some of our products, like Allflex® Livestock Identification products.

Today marks the start of World AMR Awareness Week, and like the World Health Organization, we are committed to improving the understanding of the importance of Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) and encouraging best practices that reduce the risk of disease spread. We each play a critical role in tackling antimicrobial resistance and this is a great time for education and action, together. Learn more at https://bit.ly/WorldAMRWeek23.

Happy International Student's Day! Through immersive learning opportunities, scholarships, mental health resources and more, we are proud to help support the Canadian veterinarians of tomorrow.

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Did you know that the condition can resemble diabetes in humans? Talk to your vet if you think your dog may be at risk.

Did you know that the condition can resemble diabetes in humans? Talk to your vet if you think your cat may be at risk.

Their sacrifices remind us of the importance of honour, duty, and compassion. As we remember those who have served and continue to serve, we also extend our gratitude to the service animals who have played vital roles throughout history.

Today, we honour them all.

De la santé animale à la profession de vétérinaire, en passant par l’environnement, nous avons une passion inconditionnelle pour le développement durable. Voyez ci-dessous les objectifs auxquels nous nous sommes engagés et apprenez-en plus concernant notre passion pour le développement durable au https://bit.ly/3FgDa1v.

*Carboneutralité en 2025
*< de 20 % de déchets opérationnels à l’échelle mondiale envoyés aux sites d’enfouissement d’ici 2025
*50 % des sites ne produiront aucun déchet au cours des prochaines années