Zoetis

As we move into the holiday season, we express our gratitude for the people who make our work meaningful around the world. To our customers, colleagues, veterinarians, and farmers—thank you for your dedication, nourishing our communities, and positive impact you make every day. Your commitment reaches far beyond borders, touching lives in countless ways. We invite you to share your gratitude by recognizing a colleague you’re thankful for in the comments. #Gratitude #Thankful #HolidaySeason

Veterinarians show extraordinary compassion and expertise in caring for animals, often under demanding circumstances. Zoetis, together with the Zoetis Foundation, strengthens this profession through mental health resources, debt relief, scholarships, continuing education, and programs that foster connection and belonging. These efforts help ensure veterinarians feel supported in both the challenges and rewards of their work, allowing their dedication to continue shaping healthier lives for animals and the people who depend on them. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e67gS6SF #VeterinaryMedicine #AnimalHealth

We asked, you answered!   Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) are engineered to mimic pets’ naturally occurring antibodies. They are designed to be species-specific and provide highly targeted treatment, which can be useful in treating chronic diseases.   Currently, veterinary healthcare teams can only provide palliative care for certain chronic diseases like kidney disease or cancer.   Our scientists want to change that.   They’ve spent more than a decade researching and developing monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) with the goal of expanding the therapeutic options available to treat chronic diseases in pets. #VeterinaryMedicine

This World Antimicrobial Resistance (AMR) Awareness Week, we continue to support the global effort to safeguard the effectiveness of antibiotics—for animals, people, and the environment. AMR is a One Health challenge, and protecting antibiotic effectiveness requires collaboration across sectors. In animal health, we’re committed to responsible use and preventative care, including vaccination programs and ongoing research into new solutions. By working together, we can help ensure antibiotics remain a vital resource for the future of veterinary care. #WAAW #AnimalHealth 

We’re excited to host an Innovation Webcast on December 2nd. Join members of our leadership team as they share the latest updates on our pipeline, details about our strategic approach to addressing unmet medical needs for animals, industry-leading R&D capabilities and potential for long-term growth. Find more information and registration details, below. #AnimalHealth #Innovation

How can we combat one of the most complex and common kidney-related problems in cats and dogs? Our scientists are working hard to find a solution. Learn how: https://lnkd.in/eZUFS3pj

Monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) could revolutionize how we treat pets with complex, chronic diseases—but how familiar is your veterinary team with them? Take our quick poll below to share your experience. Stay tuned for exciting new content about mAbs, coming soon! #VeterinaryMedicine

At Zoetis, we know that healthy animals, people and ecosystems are at the heart of thriving communities. The Zoetis Foundation provides grant support to Veterinarians without Borders North America, to advance the organization's work in Torit County, South Sudan. By expanding access to veterinary services, providing livestock to resource-limited households and training farmers in best practices, the initiative is helping communities build lasting resilience. From March 2023 - March 2024, the program demonstrated measurable impact: ● 72% of participating farmers reported improved livelihoods ● 58% of participating farmers reported enhanced food security ● 500 farmers trained in livestock and animal health management This initiative illustrates how a One Health approach – integrating human, animal, and environmental well-being – can drive lasting impact and advance opportunities for livestock farmers and their communities in South Sudan and beyond. Learn more about how the Zoetis Foundation supports Veterinarians Without Borders: https://lnkd.in/eg-gqP6r #AnimalHealth

We're proud to share that our CEO, Kristin Peck, has been recognized by the Committee for Economic Development (CED) of The Conference Board as a recipient of the 2026 Distinguished Leadership Award. This prestigious honor reflects her unwavering dedication to ethical leadership and civic responsibility. Kristin's visionary leadership continues to elevate our purpose and strengthen Zoetis' positive impact in communities worldwide. Join us in celebrating this well-deserved recognition and the positive influence she continues to have on animals and their caregivers around the world! Read more: https://lnkd.in/esW7ziEa #AnimalHealth #CEDAward

We’re excited to share that our CEO, Kristin Peck, recently appeared on Fox Business Network The Claman Countdown to discuss Zoetis’ ongoing investment in U.S. manufacturing and our commitment to driving innovation in animal health. Our new Atlanta facility exemplifies our commitment to expanding the reach of cutting-edge technologies and delivering the next generation of animal health solutions. By advancing innovations such as monoclonal antibodies, we’re equipping veterinarians and pet owners with meaningful tools, creating valuable jobs, and reinforcing the strength and reliability of our supply chain for a more resilient future in animal health. Watch the full interview here: https://lnkd.in/eHYqUF_K #AnimalHealth #Innovation #ZoetisProud