Sentences with phrase «growing animal health industry»

«I am looking forward to joining Elanco, one of the leaders in the growing animal health industry,» said Jensen.

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Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) represents a growing threat to both human and animal health and there has been mounting pressure on the livestock industry to reduce antibiotic use to tackle resistance.
In response to growing concern for travel costs and time away from one's place of employment, Purdue Veterinary Medicine (PVM) and Elanco Animal Health have partnered to create the Elanco / PVM Online Continuing Education Series for Industry Veterinarians and Veterinary Technicians.
There is also now the ability of people to buy animal health care coverage — an industry that is growing at around 100 % per year.
However, this rapidly growing field also provides opportunities to work in the animal health industry, government, armed forces and with many other species in zoos, wildlife refuges, and developing countries.
Opportunities One of the biggest opportunities in the industry is that a growing number of pet owners have a deep interest in the health and wellbeing of their animals and understand that healthy food and lifestyle can improve the longevity and quality of life for their pets.
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