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At Zoetis, Our Core Beliefs culture provides a solid foundation for all that we do. In our operations around the world we aim to create an atmosphere where colleagues feel supported and empowered to reach their career goals, balance their work and home lives, and can give their best every day. We know when our people succeed, so does our business. Recently, Zoetis locations around the world have been recognized for their commitment to this culture. Read on to learn more.

Zoetis teamed up with AVMA (American Veterinary Medical Association) to share valuable tips and takeaways for pet owners in caring for their pets during coronavirus.

Zoetis Implements Sustainable Shipments to Customers

This week, Zoetis was named Best Company, North America in the 2019 Animal Pharm Awards competition. Animal Pharm, the most widely read newsletter reporting on the animal health industry, announced the award winners on January 30, 2020.

Discusses how Zoetis will lead animal health across the Continuum of Care

Zoetis executive talks about resilience, listening to customers and insights that drive growth

Zoetis is the animal health partner in a new five-year collaboration of public and private partners drawing on expertise in human and veterinary medicine taking aim at innovative vaccine solutions to control infectious diseases caused by bacterial pathogens.

This week, EXAME, Brazil's leading business magazine, released their annual 1000 Best & Biggest Companies list, which highlights the country's highest performing firms. Zoetis made the list for the fifth consecutive year with two prestigious honors: one of the best pharmaceutical companies and one of the the top 150 agribusiness companies.

Zoetis marked the opening of an expansion at our global manufacturing and supply site in Kalamazoo, MI, this week with a ribbon cutting ceremony on Tuesday.

World Trademark Review recognizes the exceptional work of legal colleagues who help protect Zoetis brands

On May 1, 2019, Zoetis was named the first Human-Animal Bond Certified Company by the North American Veterinary Community (NAVC) and the Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI).

Juan Ramón Alaix, CEO of Zoetis, shares his views on the power of diversity

Zoetis has been named one of the 2019 Top Companies for Executive Women by the National Association for Female Executives (NAFE). This honor recognizes U.S. corporations where there is a strong focus on best practices that demonstrate effectiveness in moving women to senior ranks.

Catch “a day in the life” glimpse of how our colleagues in the field bring value to our customers, how they live our Core Beliefs, and what they do to succeed – both personally and professionally.

Kristin Peck of Zoetis was honored with the 2019 Feather in Her Cap Award. The award is given to women leaders in the animal health industry for their achievements and significant contributions to the industry and for mentoring and developing future women leaders.

Clint Lewis, EVP and Group President, International Operations, Commercial Development, Genetics, Aquatic Health and Human Medical Diagnostics, stresses the positive impact colleagues can have on business performance when supported in the right way.

In this Innovation at Zoetis podcast, learn how genetic testing is helping farmers improve the health and performance of their herds, and the profitability and sustainability of their farms.

Zoetis CEO Juan Ramón Alaix presented at the 37th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference, where he outlined Zoetis’ path for future growth and market leadership.

EXAME Magazine publishes 100 Best Companies to Work For list

At Zoetis, we know the human-animal bond is powerful. We’ve supported studies to show the benefits of therapy dogs for oncology patients and raised awareness about the ways pets can make people healthier. Now our colleagues in Spain are building on this work by sponsoring therapy dogs for children with autism, to help them develop social skills for the future. Read on to learn more about how these dogs, with the help of Zoetis, are making a difference in children’s lives.

Zoetis donates products and services to animals in the South Pacific

Roni Thebo, R&D Director, Named 2018 Working Mother of the Year

Kristin shares insights on leadership in “2018 Business Women of the Year” edition

China Business Network recognized Zoetis with a Best Practice Award

An Editorial by Juan Ramón Alaix, Chief Executive Officer, Zoetis

We're talking to Zoetis sales colleagues throughout the world to learn more about the unique challenges our customers face, and how Zoetis is helping to solve them. Catch “a day in the life” glimpse of how our colleagues in the field bring value to our customers, how they live our Core Beliefs, and what they do to succeed – both personally and professionally.

An Editorial by Dr. Cathy Knupp, Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development, Zoetis

Dr. Catherine A. Knupp was honored with the Feather in Her Cap Award for her leadership and contributions to the animal health industry and her record of mentoring women and helping them advance their careers in animal health.

Zoetis-Sponsored Study Shows Therapy Dogs Help Families Cope with Childhood Cancer

Kristin Peck, Zoetis Executive Vice President and President, U.S. Operations, shares an editorial about why customer experience matters and how Zoetis is raising the bar to enhance customer connections.

At Zoetis, we understand the special bond shared between people and their pets – and the importance of keeping our canine companions happy and healthy. Today we will focus on how we care for dogs from a dermatology perspective, just one of the many core areas of focus for Zoetis.

Dr. Alejandro Bernal, Executive Vice President and Group President, Strategy, Commercial and Business Development shares an editorial about future opportunities in aquaculture.

Zoetis makes Working Mother’s 100 Best Companies list for fourth consecutive year.

EXAME, Brazil’s leading business magazine, recently released their annual 1000 Biggest and Best Companies in Brazil list, which highlights the largest and best performing companies in the country. Zoetis is featured on the list for the third year in a row, with improved rankings from previous years.

Our Six Social Responsibilities define how we at Zoetis make an impact on society while creating value for our business. This article takes a deeper dive into examples of Zoetis workplace safety programs – one of the many ways we make sure we run our business ethically and responsibly.

Zoetis Chief Executive Officer Juan Ramón Alaix offers his perspective on the qualities and attributes of leaders who deliver great business results.

Zoetis colleague Dr. Christine Jenkins addresses veterinary graduates at Tuskegee University.

Clint Lewis, President of Zoetis International Operations, recently contributed an article on the topic of accountability to Leader to Leader Journal. Read an adaptation of his feature, which ran in the spring 2017 publication.

In the field of animal genetics, Dr. Sue DeNise, Executive Director, Zoetis Genetics R&D, is a standout. Zoetis has benefited from this since she joined the company in 2009. Now The Ohio State University is recognizing Dr. DeNise and her achievements by inducting her into its Animal Science Hall of Fame.

Recently, Zoetis introduced our Six Areas of Responsibility, which define how we make an impact on society while creating value for our business. This article, the first in a series on our corporate social responsibility program, examines how we at Zoetis advance animal health by solving the health challenges facing our customers.

As part of our series about the animals we care for at Zoetis, let’s take a closer look at beef cattle.

Chief Executive Officer Juan Ramón Alaix presented at the J.P. Morgan Global Healthcare Conference on Wednesday, January 11th, marking the third year in a row that Zoetis has spoken at this important industry event.

The Zoetis team in Australia recently launched a campaign to help customers achieve their best mental health. In Australia, suicide rates are almost double in rural communities than they are in major cities, and many of the individuals lost to suicide, up to eight per day, are from the farming community.

Raising and caring for sheep and goats requires a variety of health management approaches that support wellness and maximize the potential of the flock and herd.

On May 8, Zoetis joined the American Humane Association (AHA), researchers, families, and country-music star Naomi Judd for a special briefing before Congress.

American Humane, the country’s first national humane organization, recognized what we at Zoetis have known for a long time: Dr. J. Michael (Mike) McFarland, Group Director, Companion Animal Marketing at Zoetis, is an exemplary advocate for animals. Mike recently received the National Humanitarian Medal, American Humane’s most prestigious honor.

The fifth article in our series about the animals we care for focuses on horses and equine health. At Zoetis, we work with veterinarians, horse owners and other equine professionals to help horses live longer, healthier lives.

At Zoetis, we are committed to providing poultry producers and veterinarians with cost-effective solutions for managing disease, optimizing flock performance and driving sustainable profitability. We work closely with our customers to help them raise healthier birds, using our broad portfolio of vaccines, feed additives, biodevices, diagnostic tools and technical services expertise.

Zoetis recently responded to a dog rescue effort in Howell, New Jersey, where nearly 300 dogs were in need of veterinary care and forever homes.

Two academics, a student, and one of the world’s most distinguished veterinarians are embarking on four separate research projects to promote small animal health and fight rabies in Africa. These projects are all being undertaken in conjunction with the African Small Companion Animal Network (AFSCAN). AFSCAN was co-founded by Zoetis, the World Small Animal Veterinary Association Foundation (WSAVA) and other animal health organizations in 2014 to advance standards of veterinary care across Africa and to help combat rabies.

New infectious diseases and new subtypes of ever-present diseases are constantly emerging. These diseases can affect animals and people alike. Zoetis is at the forefront of the battle to combat bacteria and viruses threatening animal health.

Kristin Peck, Executive Vice President and President, U.S. Operations, shares her insights on the importance of antibiotic stewardship.

Zoetis recognizes that heroes come in many shapes and sizes – sometimes even on four legs.

Zoetis has joined an exciting new initiative working to advance the standards of small animal veterinary care across Africa.