The SOS (Stamp Out Sleeping Sickness) initiative has stopped one deadly disease from becoming more lethal while creating hundreds of jobs and sustainable businesses.Sleeping sickness or Human African trypanosomiasis, a deadly disease, which thr

Children and Animals in Synchrony

Aug 24th, 2021 11m 52s

New research suggests that the use of dogs for animal assisted therapy with children and young people have a clear health benefit. In the latest Ceva Sounds podcast, host, Nik Wood, talks to Professor Richard Griffioen on the subject of his pu

Pet Humanisation

Mar 4th, 2021 41m 33s

Can the humanisation of our pets actually kill them?The question is posed in a new podcast featuring some of our leading experts on pet health and behaviour who discuss the issue of anthropomorphism, whereby people attribute human characteristi

Animal Welfare - Why the WVA Global Awards, supported by Ceva matter

Oct 14th, 2020 25m 50s

The aim of the WVA Animal Welfare Awards is to recognize and reward veterinarians who in their daily lives contribute to the protection and welfare of animals and have provided outstanding and exemplary welfare-related services to animals, ani

Precision Livestock Farming - Prof Daniel Berckmans, and Prof. Thomas Lewiner

Sep 8th, 2020 27m 31s

The current covid-crisis has accelerated the adoption of new technologies, with these leaps in innovation also impacting agriculture. Precision Livestock Farming (or PLF for short) is the use of technology to monitor the health, performance an

Assistance dog programs - Human animal bond

Jul 29th, 2020 25m 42s

The bond between animal and human, is strongly illustrated between assistance animals and the people they help. As a company with a mission we strongly support these programs on various continents. Together, beyond animal health.

Covid-19: Could we have seen it coming?

May 25th, 2020 20m 39s

3 of our leading veterinarians, Zoltan Penzes, Marie Ducrotroy and Olivier Espeisse prepared a short white paper and podcast, that explores the origin of the disease and reiterates that ¾ of all zoonoses originate in wildlife and not domestic

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