Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam — More than 120 students from the veterinary community participated in an in-depth workshop at Nong Lam University (University of Agriculture and Forestry) as part of Vietnam’s first Pet Health Month campaign.
The American Feed Industry Association (AFIA) and the Vietnam Small Animal Veterinarians Association (VSAVA) have launched a Pet Health Month campaign in Vietnam to educate pet owners and the veterinary community about the importance of regular veterinary care and proper veterinary care. Awareness events were planned throughout Ho Chi Minh City. pet nutrition.
The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) is a partner in this effort, which also aims to support market access to Vietnam, providing U.S. pet food manufacturers with access to high-quality, complete and balanced pet foods, treats, and ingredients. It offers an opportunity to offer to the market. Pet owners in Vietnam have more options.
At a workshop at Nong Lam University, veterinarians Ngo Hong Phuong and Nguyen Thi Huyen presented information on pet nutritional trends and parvoviral enteritis in cats, and how to properly treat feline leukemia while being treated. He emphasized the relationship between providing good nutrition. The session generated discussion and questions among veterinary students and heard from veterinarians about their real-life experiences in examining and treating pets.
Recent market research by AFIA has demonstrated that more Vietnamese veterinarians will recommend US pet food to pet owners who want to invest in proper nutrition to help their pets live richer, healthier and longer lives. Ta.
“AFIA and its members are able to bring high quality, safe and nutritious pet food, treats and ingredients to the Vietnamese market, so pet owners can be assured that the food they are feeding their pets is safe and complete. It gives us confidence that our nutritional needs are balanced,” said Louise Calderwood, AFIA’s regulatory director. “Through our partnership with VSAVA, we are committed to emphasizing the importance of the relationship between pet owners and veterinarians. It will ensure that they receive appropriate dietary advice to help them grow and develop their specific life stage and health needs.”
Pet Health Month continues with the Super Pet Fest held at the Youth Cultural Center on October 19th, where pet owners can interact with each other, receive free pet health checkups, watch training demonstrations, and take care of their pets. I learned about An educational workshop will be held at the Pet Like Park complex on October 24th.
“We strongly believe that the collaboration between the Department of Agriculture, AFIA, and VSAVA will provide pet owners with the knowledge and resources for the healthy care of their pets,” said Matthew Kustel, Economic Director at the U.S. Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City. ” he said. “This partnership will enable veterinarians to engage with local communities and share knowledge to support the health of Vietnam’s pets, while also promoting the veterinary business that is critical to the well-being of Vietnam’s pet population. .”
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