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Animal Health:

Alvetra u. Werfft AG

Produces pharmaceutical items, feed supplements and additives, as well as premixes for livestock and pets. Includes company and product information. Vienna, Austria.

http://www.alvetrawerfft.com

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Animal Care Equipment and Services

Provides products and services for professional animal care, including humane traps, veterinary equipment, cremation chambers and noise control products.

http://www.animal-care.com/

CO-OP Animal Health

Providing a searchable catalog of products, with dealer listing and ordering information.

http://www.countrymileanimalhealth.com/OA_HTML/StoreIndex.jsp

Farmstead Health Supply

Providing medications and supplements for livestock and pets, as well as faecal study kits and microscopes. Hillsborough, North Carolina, USA.

http://www.farmsteadhealth.com/

HydroSurge, Inc.

Makers of a power wash system and shampoos for dogs, cats, horses, livestock and other animals. Includes suggested veterinary applications and an events calendar.

http://www.hydrosurge.com

Kunduchi Animal Health Products

Selling vitamins, supplements, catnip, and kelp for cats, dogs, horses, birds, and small pets. Includes list of distributors and retailers.

http://www.kunduchi.co.za/

KV Vet Supply

Distributors of animal health care products, tack, and equipment for the pet, equine, and livestock industries.

http://www.kvvet.com/

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Valley Vet

Products and supplies for livestock, pets and horses. Includes catalog and ordering details. Marysville, Kansas, USA.

http://www.valleyvet.com/

Vetmed Express

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