Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) testing is a routine but essential part of equine health and movement. For veterinary practices, laboratories, and horse owners, keeping that process moving efficiently means getting the right information to the right people at the right time.
GlobalVetLink helps simplify that process by connecting veterinary clinics, laboratories, and horse owners through one streamlined digital workflow. And as the GlobalVetLink laboratory network continues to grow, even more veterinary teams can take advantage of a faster, more connected EIA testing experience.
Connecting the EIA Process from Clinic to Lab to Owner
Traditionally, EIA testing can involve multiple steps and handoffs between the veterinary clinic, testing laboratory, and horse owner. Each additional step can create more administrative work and potentially slow down the process.
GlobalVetLink brings those pieces together.
Veterinary teams can create and submit digital EIA test requests through the GlobalVetLink platform and send them to a connected laboratory. Once the laboratory processes the sample and completes the test, results can flow back through the connected system, helping reduce unnecessary back-and-forth.
The result is a more seamless process from clinic → lab → owner.
With GlobalVetLink, veterinary teams can spend less time managing the paperwork and logistics surrounding EIA testing and more time focused on their patients and clients.
Helping EIA Testing Move Faster
A connected workflow isn't just about convenience. It can help make the entire EIA testing process more efficient.
By digitally connecting veterinary practices and laboratories, GlobalVetLink helps streamline the exchange of information throughout the testing process. Clinics can submit EIA information electronically, laboratories can access the information they need to complete testing, and completed digital EIA certificates can be returned through the platform.
For horse owners, that means important EIA documentation can be available sooner and easier to access when they need it for travel, events, sales, or other equine activities.
And with MyVetLink, owners can conveniently access and manage their GlobalVetLink certificates digitally, creating a connected experience that extends beyond the veterinary clinic.
The GlobalVetLink Laboratory Network Continues to Grow
A connected EIA process becomes even more valuable as more laboratories participate.
GlobalVetLink continues to expand its network of laboratories that support electronic EIA submissions, giving veterinary practices more opportunities to use a streamlined digital workflow with the laboratories they already rely on.
Recent additions to the GlobalVetLink laboratory network include:
Oregon Department of Agriculture Animal Health Laboratory
Colorado Department of Agriculture Animal Health Laboratory
Richwood KY Equine Lab
Bannon Woods Laboratory
The addition of these laboratories represents another step toward making digital, connected EIA testing accessible to more veterinary practices and horse owners across the country.
One Connected Workflow for Equine Health Documentation
EIA testing is only one part of the documentation veterinary teams manage for equine patients. By keeping EIA certificates and other equine health documentation within GlobalVetLink, practices can create a more connected workflow for managing the documents horses need throughout the year.
From submitting an EIA test to accessing the completed certificate, GlobalVetLink helps connect each part of the process—making EIA testing faster and easier for veterinary teams, laboratories, and horse owners.
As the GlobalVetLink laboratory network continues to expand, so does the opportunity to simplify EIA testing for the equine industry.
Ready to streamline your EIA workflow? Learn more about GlobalVetLink's digital EIA solutions and how they can help your practice save time while simplifying equine health documentation.
Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA) testing is a routine but essential part of equine health and movement. For veterinary practices, laboratories, and horse owners, keeping that process moving efficiently means getting the right information to the right people at the right time.
GlobalVetLink helps simplify that process by connecting veterinary clinics, laboratories, and horse owners through one streamlined digital workflow. And as the GlobalVetLink laboratory network continues to grow, even more veterinary teams can take advantage of a faster, more connected EIA testing experience.
Connecting the EIA Process from Clinic to Lab to Owner
Traditionally, EIA testing can involve multiple steps and handoffs between the veterinary clinic, testing laboratory, and horse owner. Each additional step can create more administrative work and potentially slow down the process.
GlobalVetLink brings those pieces together.
Veterinary teams can create and submit digital EIA test requests through the GlobalVetLink platform and send them to a connected laboratory. Once the laboratory processes the sample and completes the test, results can flow back through the connected system, helping reduce unnecessary back-and-forth.
The result is a more seamless process from clinic → lab → owner.
With GlobalVetLink, veterinary teams can spend less time managing the paperwork and logistics surrounding EIA testing and more time focused on their patients and clients.
Helping EIA Testing Move Faster
A connected workflow isn't just about convenience. It can help make the entire EIA testing process more efficient.
By digitally connecting veterinary practices and laboratories, GlobalVetLink helps streamline the exchange of information throughout the testing process. Clinics can submit EIA information electronically, laboratories can access the information they need to complete testing, and completed digital EIA certificates can be returned through the platform.
For horse owners, that means important EIA documentation can be available sooner and easier to access when they need it for travel, events, sales, or other equine activities.
And with MyVetLink, owners can conveniently access and manage their GlobalVetLink certificates digitally, creating a connected experience that extends beyond the veterinary clinic.
The GlobalVetLink Laboratory Network Continues to Grow
A connected EIA process becomes even more valuable as more laboratories participate.
GlobalVetLink continues to expand its network of laboratories that support electronic EIA submissions, giving veterinary practices more opportunities to use a streamlined digital workflow with the laboratories they already rely on.
Recent additions to the GlobalVetLink laboratory network include:
Oregon Department of Agriculture Animal Health Laboratory
Colorado Department of Agriculture Animal Health Laboratory
Richwood KY Equine Lab
Bannon Woods Laboratory
The addition of these laboratories represents another step toward making digital, connected EIA testing accessible to more veterinary practices and horse owners across the country.
One Connected Workflow for Equine Health Documentation
EIA testing is only one part of the documentation veterinary teams manage for equine patients. By keeping EIA certificates and other equine health documentation within GlobalVetLink, practices can create a more connected workflow for managing the documents horses need throughout the year.
From submitting an EIA test to accessing the completed certificate, GlobalVetLink helps connect each part of the process—making EIA testing faster and easier for veterinary teams, laboratories, and horse owners.
As the GlobalVetLink laboratory network continues to expand, so does the opportunity to simplify EIA testing for the equine industry.
Ready to streamline your EIA workflow? Learn more about GlobalVetLink's digital EIA solutions and how they can help your practice save time while simplifying equine health documentation.
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