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Leading veterinary innovation through partnerships, animal health products and technologies.

25/12/2024

Merry Christmas from everyone here at Carus! 🎄

19/12/2024

Here at Carus Animal Health, we are focused on developing innovative solutions to the challenges impacting animal health, across the companion animal, farm animal and aquaculture sectors.

Find out more here 👇
https://carusanimalhealth.com/

17/12/2024

How is AI shaping the future of veterinary diagnostics?

Artificial intelligence is revolutionising the way we approach veterinary medicine, from enhancing diagnostic accuracy to improving efficiency in practice.

In 2022,The AVMA published an interesting article exploring how AI is being adopted in animal health and reshaping the future of veterinary medicine.

Check out the article here and let us know your thoughts 👉https://avmajournals.avma.org/view/journals/javma/260/8/javma.22.03.0093.xml

11/12/2024

As the New Year approaches, we would like to revisit this thought-provoking quote from our Chief Commercial Officer, Jolian Howell, on innovation in animal health .

He highlights the vast potential for technological advancements within the animal health industry, emphasising how our efforts will play a key role in addressing critical challenges, such as antimicrobial resistance and methane reduction.

02/12/2024

At Carus, we recognise the critical role antibiotic stewardship plays in safeguarding the long-term efficacy of treatments critical to the health of both animals and humans.

That's why we are committed to reducing reliance on antibiotics by investing in innovative alternatives and partnering with industry leaders to tackle common diseases effectively.

By taking this proactive approach, we aim to preserve antibiotics for cases where their use is absolutely necessary, helping maintain their effectiveness both now and in the future.

27/11/2024

During the last couple of decades many technological advances have been made to develop and improve diagnostics for infectious diseases in animals. However, much of the testing is still done in centralised laboratories.

During the last few years, POC testing has gained popularity for use in veterinary diagnostics because of its advantages such as simple and easy to use, rapid turnaround; and no need to ship samples to central lab.

Read more of this interesting editorial from Frontiers in Veterinary Science here 🔗 https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10210131/

11/11/2024

What diagnostics do you use most commonly?

Comment down below or enter the poll over on our LinkedIn page 👇

08/11/2024

The first antigen-based point-of-care test (POCT) in veterinary diagnostics was an antigen detection assay for canine dirofilariasis, developed in the 1980s.

This opened the door for more POCTs in companion animals, utilising methods like antigen capture or antibody detection . Subsequently, the development of lateral flow immune assay technology has made POCT much more widely available.

Source: Velayudhan and Naikare (2022)

05/11/2024

Don't forget to find both Nicky and Jolian exploring the exhibition centre at LVS next week to find out all the latest news from Carus!

If you'd like to book some time to chat, send us a message us, and we will book a slot for you.

31/10/2024

Have a happy Halloween! 🦇

26/10/2024

There are three main challenges to point-of-care testing:
- Lack of availability of suitable tests
- The need for faster results
- Concern around the accuracy of tests

At Carus, we are striving to find solutions to these challenges to help the veterinary profession deliver quicker, more reliable diagnoses. Find out more about Carus and how we are supporting the industry here 🔗 https://carusanimalhealth.com/carus-development-pathways

22/10/2024

Will you be attending The London Vet Show next month?
Be sure to find Jolian Howell and Nicky Love as they will be there on behalf of Carus.

If you would like to organise a chat with them while they are there, pop us a message and we will book a time slot in for you.

09/10/2024

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is impacting our ability to treat common infections.

The fight against AMR requires collective effort and individual commitment. At Carus, we're dedicated to being part of the solution, investing in alternatives to antibiotics, allowing us to reserve antibiotics for when they are most needed.

04/10/2024

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Here at Carus Animal Health, we are focused on finding unique solutions to diseases and problems that affect animals, including companion animals, farm animals and aquaculture.

Find out more here 👇
https://carusanimalhealth.com/

01/10/2024

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29/09/2024

Today is 💙

Whether human or animal, we celebrate the hearts of our homes and raise awareness of cardiovascular disease that affects so many.

23/09/2024

Antimicrobial resistance (AMR) is one of the most pressing global health challenges faced in this century.

British Veterinary Association - BVA mentions that AMR should be addressed using a 'One Health' approach bringing medical, veterinary, and environmental professionals together as part of the UK 5-year action plan for antimicrobial resistance.

Read more on what the views of BVA toward AMR below 👇
https://www.bva.co.uk/take-action/our-policies/responsible-use-of-antimicrobials/

19/09/2024

Our mission at Carus is to promptly identify worldwide needs and incorporate them into our research and production. We are dedicated to delivering comprehensive solutions for the diagnosis, treatment, and welfare of both and .

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Carus Animal Health Ltd, Castle Court, 41 London Road
Reigate
RH29RJ

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+441494572180

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https://carusanimalhealth.com/

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What diagnostics do you use most commonly? Comment down below or enter the poll over on our LinkedIn page 👇

The first antigen-based point-of-care test (POCT) in veterinary diagnostics was an antigen detection assay for canine dirofilariasis, developed in the 1980s. This opened the door for more POCTs in companion animals, utilising methods like antigen capture or antibody detection . Subsequently, the development of lateral flow immune assay technology has made POCT much more widely available. Source: Velayudhan and Naikare (2022)

World Heart Day 💙

Today is #WorldHeartDay 💙 Whether human or animal, we celebrate the hearts of our homes and raise awareness of cardiovascular disease that affects so many.

Bacteriophages may offer high-benefit options to both the human and animal health industries and help to overcome the challenge of antibiotic resistance.

Rapid decision-making is key in busy veterinary clinics. Here at Carus, we understand the importance of making informed clinical decisions without delay, not just for the benefit of busy vets, but also for the wellbeing of pets and their owners. We are dedicated to advancing point-of-care diagnostics recognising the profound impact that rapid test performance can have. Find out more on our development pathways here 👇 https://carusanimalhealth.com/carus-development-pathways

Here at Carus Animal Health, we are focused on finding unique solutions to diseases and problems that affect animals including companion animals, farm animals and aquaculture. We do this by: 🔵 Collaborating with key stakeholders to identify needs 🔵 Partnering with companies to research solutions 🔵 Bringing identified products to market, meeting the diverse needs of the #animalhealth sector Find out more here 👇 https://loom.ly/Aai0ZCc