by Lily Scott | Feb 12, 2019
Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA), also known as swamp fever, is still present and affecting horses across the U.S. and Canada with several EIA outbreaks already detected in 2019. EIA Cases in the US The Equine Disease Communication Center (EDCC) reported 37 cases of EIA...
by Lily Scott | Feb 5, 2019
In recent years, state animal health officials recognized a need for a national program that allows equine owners to move with ease, while ensuring animal safety and traceability. GVL worked closely with state veterinarians to develop a streamlined digital solution...
by Lily Scott | Jan 23, 2019
We’ve announced some big news this week, and today we want to tell you all about GVL’s expanded customer success team! At GVL, we know how valuable our customer support is to users, and we often hear how having easy access to help makes a big difference in using the...
by Lily Scott | Jan 17, 2019
We covered the new GVL logo and branding elements in a previous post, so today we’re talking all about the new GVL public website design and interface. Our redesigned website features a streamlined and simplified design with enriched content areas to help animal...
by Lily Scott | Jan 16, 2019
We’ve been hinting at our big news for a few months, and we’re thrilled to finally share what’s new from GVL in 2019. As you’ve probably noticed, we have a new logo, website and brand identity (but there’s much more to come). This week we’ll be discussing at length...
by Lily Scott | Jan 15, 2019
What veterinarians should know about APHIS 7001 forms and health certificates Traveling with or transporting small animal species (cats, dogs, ferrets, rodents, birds, lizards, etc.) may require a Certificate of Veterinary Inspection (CVI) from a veterinarian,...
