KC Animal Health Blog

As we reflect on the year that has come to an end, now is also the time to forecast what 2025 may have in store for those involved in the Animal Health Industry. Hear our predictions regarding feline health, technology’s role in streamlining our businesses’ objectives, and the perception of our unique industry and its roles.

To continue to advance and grow our important industry, we must entice the young and incoming workforce to join our efforts. That is not as easy as it may seem, due to a narrow mindset of what career paths are available in the animal health industry. But we have a plan. Read this month’s blog to see how the Animal Health Corridor will tackle this challenge.

The Animal Health Industry is one of incredible dedication, innovation, and passion. Let’s take a moment to meditate on what it means to work in such an industry and thank those who make it what it is today.

Fear Free started out with a goal to just help veterinarians match up with the sacred oath we take to “prevent or relieve animal pain and suffering.” The reality was we were often causing pain and suffering by what we were doing or not doing.

Whether you’re the parent of a student or know one about to embark on their higher education, there are tools and tips you can utilize to help them on their journey. As you guide them toward success, remind them of the countless opportunities in the animal health industry for students of every major.

Wayside Waifs’ Humane Educators and their companion animals teach the No More Bullying! (NMB) curriculum in elementary schools across Kansas City. Wayside Waifs created the violence prevention program as a positive approach to ending human and animal bullying and violence.

BRD is the number one cause of mortality and morbidity in cattle around the world. New research done by BCI on Butterfly’s Ultrasound-on-ChipTM iQ+ Vet technology enables cattle operations all over the world to utilize this data in real time, creating a new decision making process to diagnose and manage BRD.

Craig Wallace, our 2024 Iron Paw Award recipient, takes a moment to share his gratitude while inviting us to reimagine how we view change in our industry.

Plug and Play Topeka is excited to announce the first Agtech and Animal Health cohorts for their newly restructured nine-month program.

This weekend we will be welcoming 600 guests from around the globe to Kansas City for the 19th annual Animal Health Summit. Our annual global conference is a blend of the critically valuable 1:1 business partnering meetings, panel discussions, expert speaker presentations and highly anticipated emerging company presentations.