We love our pets, and although we wish for them to live immortal and healthy lives, that usually is just wishful thinking. The reality is that pets, like us, will eventually need medicine or health services. From puppies to kittens, making sure they get all their shots goes a long way to making sure they grow up healthy, but other medications that may be required further down in life, such as eye medications or stomach medicines may be required. Antibiotics, pain relievers, and antifungals all play an essential role in treating and preventing illnesses in our best friends, and while recovery from sicknesses or injuries are important, having medicines and supplies for prevention is essential as well. For the broader public health purposes, veterinary medicines help prevent zoonotic diseases, keeping both pets and people safe from potential outbreaks. Veterinarians are often the first line of defense against zoonotic diseases, so making sure they are properly equipped to face any arising illnesses is crucial.
Wake County Animal Control Division in North Carolina is soliciting bids for veterinary medications and supplies. Providing these services would help Wake County better care for not only your pets, but other animals as well. Animals vary in physiology, and supplies such as diagnostic equipment and monitoring devices help veterinarians discover the exact ailments and injuries that afflict the various critters that unfortunately have to visit, allowing them to give the correct care the animal requires without prolonging their suffering. Veterinary supplies and medicines is a broad range of resources, but with it we can give animals the care they deserve. If interested in this opportunity, click on the link to learn more. The bid closes January 28, 2025 at 2:00 PM EST.
