For international importers and distributors of veterinary pharmaceuticals, choosing a manufacturing partner involves more than reviewing a product range or pricing. It also depends on manufacturing capabilities, quality control systems, and the ability to meet the requirements of each market

Explore Fivevet’s veterinary medicine testing process before export, from sample receipt and quality testing to result review and test report issuance.

Goat salmonellosis is becoming increasingly important due to changes in transmission patterns, infection rates, antimicrobial resistance, and human health concerns. The disease causes significant economic losses in the goat farming industry. In this article, the Field Technical Department of Fivevet will provide an overview of the causes, clinical signs, pathological lesio...

When searching for an overseas veterinary medicine manufacturer, importers and distributors usually consider more than just price. Product registration capability, consistency between batches, suitable product portfolio, expected profit margins, supply capacity, and market protection policies can all directly affect the effectiveness of the partnership.

Fivevet works with importers to customize veterinary medicine labeing languages and packaging specifications to meet market requirements and support product development.

As the livestock industry places greater emphasis on quality, biosecurity, and disease control, the ability to research, manufacture, and provide animal health solutions has become a key capability for veterinary companies. Established on January 19, 2007, Central Veterinary Medicine Joint Stock Company No. 5 has gradually developed a large-scale veterinary drug manufactur...

Sow production has a significant impact on the productivity and economic efficiency of each pig farm. Production performance depends on various factors, including genetics, husbandry techniques, housing and management conditions, feeding and nutrition, hygiene, and pathogen control.

“Vaccination does not necessarily mean that the poultry flock is protected” is a reality that many farms may face. Every year, farms invest hundreds of millions, or even billions, of Vietnamese dong in avian influenza vaccines. However, in practice, there are still cases where chickens and ducks become infected or outbreaks occur despite being vaccinated according to the p...