UniVet Joins as Partner for Vet School Seminar in Almaty
UniVet is a service and distribution company operating in the field of health for productive animals, poultry, cattle, and pets in Kazakhstan and Central Asia since 2008.
The company combines veterinary diagnostics, field veterinary services, and applied research, helping agricultural enterprises manage veterinary risks and improve the effectiveness of preventive programs.
One of UniVet's key areas is cattle health. The company distributes veterinary drugs, vaccines, and feed additives, develops vaccination and biosecurity programs, provides laboratory diagnostics, feed analysis, and offers on-site veterinary and technical support to farms.
UniVet collaborates with international veterinary solution manufacturers, including Boehringer Ingelheim, Dollvet, VH group, IFF, Innovad, Royal GD, BioCheck, and others.
International Expertise at Vet School
During the seminar, UniVet will present international experts from Dollvet Biotechnology (Turkey).
Dr. Sinan Aktas, Doctor of Veterinary Sciences, from Dollvet Biotechnology, Turkey, will deliver a presentation on "Foot and Mouth Disease: Risks and Solutions."
The topic is especially relevant for dairy farms: participants will be able to discuss the risks of foot and mouth disease spreading, prevention approaches, and practical solutions for herd protection.
Also on the program is a presentation by Dr. Nedim Uzea, Doctor of Veterinary Sciences, from Dollvet Biotechnology, Turkey. His presentation topic is "Save the Calf, Save the Cow: Strategy for Controlling Neonatal Diseases."
Vet School – A Platform for Professional Dialogue
UniVet's participation will enhance the seminar program with international veterinary expertise and practical experience in infectious disease prevention.
Participants of the Vet School will not only be introduced to the solutions presented but will also have the opportunity to ask experts questions related to herd health, diagnostics, and disease prevention.
September 16 | Almaty | "Shin-Line"
Participation for farmers and veterinary specialists is free
