About us
About us

Our customers have always known that they can depend on Merck Animal Health for more than just medicines. They count on Merck Animal Health for information, technologies and veterinary services that truly advance animal healthcare. It is our heritage and our mission.
Species
- Companion Animals
- Equine
- Swine
- Poultry
- Ruminants
- Aquaculture
Our Species

Our broad portfolio of vaccines and pharmaceutical medicines help maintain and improve animal health. We offer innovative programs and technical services to help protect the health of animals and support safe and affordable food supplies.
R&D
- Research & Development
R&D

At Merck Animal Health we never lose sight of the fact that innovation is the lifeblood of our industry. In today’s highly competitive markets we need to invest heavily to achieve success with tomorrow’s products. Our Animal Health portfolio reflects our unwavering commitment to R&D. The result is a pipeline, which in terms of size and quality, provides us with a solid platform for consistent growth in veterinary vaccines and pharmaceuticals.
Responsibility
Responsibility

At Merck Animal Health we believe our responsibilities to wider society extend beyond our primary goals as a business.
Careers
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Careers

Within Merck Animal Health, we are always seeking innovative talents that focus on constant improvement of our products and the way we work.

Equine Websites

We host a number of websites that provide more detailed information on our products and services available in your country, as well as general information on the diseases and conditions many animals face. Please visit these websites to learn more.

Website	Description	Link
Equine Strangles	UK information website on strangles in horses.	Learn More
How to Get Rotation Right	US informational website on the different types of equine parasites, and the proper way to deworm horses using rotational deworming.	Learn More
Protazil	US product website for Protazil, a treatment for Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis (EPM).	Learn More