Welcome to VetSalus
VetSalus is a committed group of international veterinarians with expertise in all aspects of ‘One Health’, in particular animal health, welfare and sustainable agriculture.
We seek to;
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contribute to global food strategy, particularly around animal health and welfare and sustainable agriculture.
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develop relationships and networks, to build capacity and collaborate globally.
Our Services
VetSalus provides veterinary consultancy and expert advice across a variety of areas, including Animal Welfare, Antimicrobial Usage and Sustainable Animal Production Systems. All VetSalus consultants are independent veterinarians who meet strict approval criteria.
VetSalus experts have extensive experience in research and development projects. We can assist your R&D project in planning or data collection phases, or can deliver the entire project, including final analysis, reporting and recommendations.
VetSalus has experienced veterinary trainers available who can deliver detailed, practical training on a range of topics at a venue of your choosing. VetSalus also delivers self-directed online CPD courses for veterinary professionals seeking to grow their expertise.
If you are interested in joining our specialist global network and engaging with like minded vets.
If you have the skills and enthusiasm to become a VetSalus Consultant
Our Experts
Our network of experts is growing daily. Here are a few of the committed VetSalus experts.
Latest News
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Book Review: "Rooted" by Sarah Langford
If you are looking for a light summer read, maybe more memoir than science based, you could do a lot worse than reading "Rooted" by Sarah Langford. The book was published in 2022, by Penguin, and its sub-title reveals much about its background theme: “How Regenerative Farming Can Change the World.”
How do I calculate the Carbon Footprint of my practice?
"For every complex problem, there's a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong." H.L.Mencken
Why bother to calculate the carbon footprint of your practice?
Everyone who has lived in New Zealand knows it is a very special place: we don’t call it ‘Godzone’ for nothing! Of course, we also know that New Zealand is “clean and green”: after all we have an international reputation for our pristine environment. So why should any veterinary business in New Zealand be concerned about its precise carbon footprint?