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Exciting New PartnershipIt is with great excitement that we announce our partnership with Intervet-Schering Plough Animal Health, the worlds largest animal health company. Now, with the sales and marketing expertise and global footprint of an international company like Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health, we will focus on developing even more innovative products and Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health will work to expand and grow market share, whilst continuing to deliver the same high quality service to our existing clients. More >
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Australian research company Interpath achieves highest International recognition for new generation Sashas EQ.
The future has arrived! That was the overwhelming response at the conclusion of Dr Wendy Pearson's presentation at the recent British Equine Veterinarian Association Conference (BEVA) in Liverpool, England. Dr Pearson presented results from a major four year research project funded by Interpath. The project discovered a new botanical joint health "active" and developed an all new joint health product for horses called Sashas EQ.
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Interpath join forces with Petplan insurance
For over 30 years Petplan has been the worlds leading pet insurance provider recommended by more pet owners and industry professionals than any other. Interpath are delighted to have formed an alliance with Petplan pet insurers.
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Follow the Joint Degeneration Process
Interpath have designed userfriendly diagrams to explain what happens within the joint during the degeneration process
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Interpath R & D Released!!!
Interpath research has been released on Anti-inflammatory and chondroprotective effects of nutraceuticals from Sasha's Blend in a cartilage explant model of inflammation with fantastic results.....
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Vet Nurses Conference 2007
As one of Provets largest suppliers of veterinary products Interpath was invited to be part of their promotion at the recent Vet Nurses Conference in Perth.
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