Dedicated to protecting and improving the health of animals
Innovation and expertise are at the heart of Boehringer Ingelheim's Animal Health business activities. Our passion is to grow for a better future for humans and animals in our region.
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Animal Health
This short video gives an overview about what we do in animal health and why we come to work every day.
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Animal Health
Jean-Luc Michel, Head of the Companion Animals Strategic Business Unit, shares his views on prevention, human-animal bond, and the World Rabies Day.
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Our Responsibility
This significant rabies vaccine, donated through SHOTS FOR GOOD initiative, will support GARC’s efforts in Madagascar.
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Animal Health
Today, as a research-driven pharmaceutical company we focus more than ever on a variety of partnerships. Read more in our Annual Report 2016.
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BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM & MERIAL
Visit Merial’s website to learn more about the company.
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BOEHRINGER INGELHEIM & MERIAL
Joachim Hasenmaier, Head of the Boehringer Animal Health Business Unit, speaks about the coming together of Merial and Boehringer Ingelheim.
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Cattle
Vaccines for the protection of farm animals are a main focus of Boehringer Ingelheim’s animal health business activities.
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Animal Health
The Animal Health Innovation LatAm Forum provided the opportunity to reiterate the company’s commitment to key areas.
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Animal Health
Boehringer Ingelheim brought together a range of experts to discuss the latest insights in the industry.
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Animal Health
Joachim Hasenmaier, Head of Animal Health Business Unit, reflects on 2017 and on key areas which matter to the business.
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About AH Business Unit
Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health is proud of its rich heritage of innovation, research-driven approach and spirit of entrepreneurship.
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About AH Business Unit
Take a look at the key facts and figures of the second largest animal health business in the world.
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Corporate Responsibility
Phoenix is the first captive-bred Oriental White Back Vulture. He was born in Pinjore, one of the four captive breeding centres in India.