Sentences with phrase «oxbow animal»
The 2011 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grant winners are: Potter League for Animals of Middelton, R.I.; Rabbit Rescue Inc of Milton, Ontario; Rocky Mountain Raptor Program of Fort Collins, Colo.; Lowell Humane Society of Lowell, Mass.; Nature's Nursery Center for Wildlife Rehab & Conservation Education of Whitehouse, Ohio; The Rabbit Haven of Scotts Valley, Calif.; Best Friends Animal Society of Kanab, Utah; and Beaver County Humane Society of Monaca, Pa..
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Oxbow Animal Health Awards 2015 Rescue Grants Oxbow Animal Health (booth 3745) has named nine organizations as the recipients of its 2015 Rescue Grants.
Oxbow Animal Health Oxbow Essentials Oxbow Animal Health has unveiled new packaging for its Essentials line of fortified foods.
About Oxbow Animal Health Oxbow Animal Health is a worldwide supplier of premium life - staged foods and supportive care products for small exotic animals.
Oxbow Animal Health has always been a good friend to smaller animal rescues like ours.»
«The House Rabbit Network is both honored and excited to receive the Sharing Our Garden giveback funds from Oxbow Animal Health,» said Suzanne Trayhan, founder and president of HRN.
Oxbow Animal Health — Harvest Stacks Harvest Stacks are made of all - natural Western Timothy hay in compact portions.
Amy Chamberlin, product development and nutrition specialist with Oxbow Animal Health, says the company's new Natural Science line consists of premium fortified foods for adult rabbits and guinea pigs, as well as five hay - based supplements with focused support in five categories of wellness for many species of small pets, including rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, rats and others.
MURDOCK, Neb. — Oxbow Animal Health announced the recipients of its 2011 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grants.
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Oxbow Animal Health — Natural Science Supplements The Natural Science line of hay - based herbal supplements for small animals features five formulas to target wellness in five common health categories.
Oxbow Animal Health has unveiled new packaging for its flagship Essentials line of fortified foods.
Oxbow Animal Health named Dr. Karen Rosenthal the winner of the 2012 Oxbow Exotic Mammal Health Award.
Small Animal Food / Treats Oxbow Animal Health Timothy Club Line Oxbow's Timothy CLUB line consists of handcrafted, 100 - percent Timothy hay items.
Melissa Lehn was hired as purchasing coordinator for Oxbow Animal Health.
Oxbow Adds Product Development & Nutrition Specialist Oxbow Animal Health has hired Amy Chamberlin as product development and nutrition specialist.
Oxbow Animal Health has named the recipients of its 2013 - 2014 Academic Scholarships.
Oxbow Animal Health will release a new line of foods that will make it even easier for retailers to help their customers choose an individualized feeding program for their pets, especially for those with specific health concerns.
Oxbow Animal Health has introduced a limited - time promotion featuring its Western Timothy hay and Harvest Stacks compressed hays.
Oxbow Animal Health Oxbow Animal Health products will now be available through Jerry Wilson & Associates, Inc..
Oxbow Animal Health welcomed Saundra Mohensen as its assistant controller.
Oxbow Animal Health has awarded 11 organizations its 2014 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grants.
New Quality Assurance Manager at Oxbow Bob Revell has joined Oxbow Animal Health as quality assurance manager.
Oxbow Animal Health has just released a line of chewable dietary supplements under the name Natural Science.
For more information on rabbit husbandry and products, please visit the Oxbow Animal Health Website
Thus began the Oxbow commitment to developing the very best in animal care products, a tradition that carried on five generations later when John Miller founded Oxbow Animal Health.
The story of Oxbow Animal Health has its humble beginnings over five generations ago on the Miller family farm.
Oxbow Animal Health of Murdock, Neb., a key supplier of small animal and exotic animal foods, named 11 small animal rescue groups as its 2014 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grant recipients.
Oxbow Animal Health named 11 small animal rescue groups as its 2014 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grant recipients.
Veterinarians may provide a product such as Oxbow Animal Health's Critical Care that can be syringe - fed and contains fiber.
«I am honored to receive the 2018 Nebraska High School Scholarship from Oxbow Animal Health,» said Carin Mellick, recipient of the 2018 Nebraska High School scholarship.
We at Oxbow Animal Health can't wait to ring in the New Year, and we couldn't be more grateful for our fantastic customers who have helped to make 2017 such a terrific year.
Established in 1980, Oxbow Animal Health is family - owned and operated, and we're passionately committed to helping small animals lead longer, healthier lives.
«Proven real estate includes endcap space and any area in the vicinity of live caged exotics,» said Lucas Stock, communications manager for Oxbow Animal Health in Omaha, Nebraska.
Introducing the newest supplement innovation from Oxbow Animal Health: Natural Science Papaya Support.
Oxbow Animal Health, a leader in the innovative care and nutrition of small and exotic animals worldwide, has announced the recipients of its 2018 Academic Scholarships.
«On behalf of the entire Oxbow family, I would like to congratulate the 2014 Oxbow Rescue Grant recipients,» said John Miller, President and CEO of Oxbow Animal Health.
Murdock, NE, October 4, 2017 — Oxbow Animal Health has announced Dr. Katherine Quesenberry as the winner of the 2017 Oxbow Exotic Mammal Health Award.
Oxbow Animal Health has announced the recipients of its 2017 Oxbow Animal Health Rescue Grants.
«I thank Oxbow Animal Health and the Association of Exotic Mammal Veterinarians for making this award possible, and I thank all of my wonderful colleagues, friends, and family for their support in this honor.
«We are so honored to recognize Dr. Katherine Quesenberry with the 2017 Oxbow Exotic Mammal Health Award,» said John Miller, President and Founder of Oxbow Animal Health.
Oxbow Animal Health of Murdock, Nebraska, recently sponsored the 2009 Exotic Companion Animal Symposium, which was hosted by Avian and Exotic Animal Care on April 26, 2009, in Raleigh, North Carolina.
Other speakers included Dan Johnson, DVM, of Avian and Exotic Animal Care and Micah Kohles, DVM, of Oxbow Animal Health and the Nebraska Animal Medical Center.
Beginning in 2007, Oxbow Animal Health has awarded five scholarships each year to outstanding individuals pursuing education in the exotic and companion animal veterinary fields.
For 2009, Oxbow Animal Health is awarding $ 3,500 to the following: • Erin Monaco, Texas A&M University, College of Veterinary Medicine (Veterinary Medicine Academic Scholarship) • Mark Andrew Nipper, Athens Technical College (Veterinary Technology Academic Scholarship) • Julie Dorney, Cedar Valley College (Veterinary Technology Academic Scholarship) • Irina Gruzinova, University of Arizona (Undergraduate Academic Scholarship) • Whitney Burger, Columbus High School (Nebraska High School Scholarship)
Oxbow Animal Health, a leader in providing ultra-premium food and nutritional products for exotic and small animals the world over.
«Dental health is crucial to the overall health of pets,» said Lucas Stock, communications manager for Oxbow Animal Health in Murdock, Neb. «Many small pets have teeth that never stop growing, so it's vital that these animals have as many opportunities for healthful chewing as possible.»
The University of Tennessee Vet School and Oxbow Animal Health proudly present Small Pets 101, an informational seminar for existing and potential pocket pet owners about the...
Featured presenters include Dr. Cheryl Greenacre, veterinarian and professor at University of Tennessee, and Dr. Micah Kohles, veterinarian and Director of Technical Services at Oxbow Animal Health.
«Pet parents are always looking for fun, new nutrition options, especially when it comes to treats,» said Lucas Stock, communications manager for Oxbow Animal Health in Murdock, Neb. «More and more, we're seeing an increased call for «guilt - free» treat options.»