Sentences with phrase «improving access to veterinary care»

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By offering onsite veterinary MRIs and CTs, we provide access to safe and accurate diagnostic imaging that improves the care your patients receive and allow treatment to begin more rapidly.

We believe that the health of and delivery of veterinary care to individual animals has improved as farms have become more able to access the specialized expertise that is often more affordable for larger operations.

«Prevention is key: Access to affordable veterinary care so medical conditions can be treated sooner; education on proper training and socialization before behavior problems develop and / or progress; education on resources available to keep pets in homes; more resources for Chicago Animal Care and Control so they have the capacity to care for the volume of animals that they arerequired to house; and improved legislation.&racare so medical conditions can be treated sooner; education on proper training and socialization before behavior problems develop and / or progress; education on resources available to keep pets in homes; more resources for Chicago Animal Care and Control so they have the capacity to care for the volume of animals that they arerequired to house; and improved legislation.&raCare and Control so they have the capacity to care for the volume of animals that they arerequired to house; and improved legislation.&racare for the volume of animals that they arerequired to house; and improved legislation.»

Through this program, Zoetis is helping to stand - up a sustainable network of small animal veterinary professionals across Kenya, Namibia, Niger, Tanzania, and Uganda, enabling the connections that can help improve the standards of veterinary practice and access to care.

Proposition B promotes the humane treatment of dogs in Missouri's large - scale commercial dog kennels, which will improve the lives of dogs by requiring large - scale breeding operations to limit the number of breeding female dogs to 50, as well as provide each dog with common sense standards such as sufficient food and clean water, regular veterinary care, adequate housing and space, and access to regular exercise.