2024-01-18

Notice on the Holding of the “Boshengjian Cup” Clinical Application Case Competition for Canine Serum Albumin

To advance the development of clinical diagnostic and therapeutic techniques for companion animals in China, enhance the clinical application of canine serum albumin, and provide pet veterinarians with opportunities for learning, exchange, and professional improvement, the Chinese Veterinary Medical Association, in collaboration with Taizhou BioAlly Biotechnology Co., Ltd., plans to host the “Drip of Vitality, Revitalizing Life” – 2024 “Boshengjian Cup” Clinical Case Competition on the Application of Canine Serum Albumin. To ensure the smooth conduct of the competition, the relevant arrangements are hereby announced as follows.

2023-11-03

Good News! China’s First Batch! BioAlly Feline Triple Vaccine Has Been Successfully Approved!

On August 23, 2023, Announcement No. 701 of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs was issued, announcing that BioAlly’s independently developed trivalent inactivated vaccine against feline panleukopenia, feline rhinotracheitis, and feline calicivirus (strains HBX05, BJS01, and BJH13) has successfully passed the emergency evaluation conducted by the Ministry and has been approved. This milestone marks the first-ever domestically produced feline vaccine.

2023-03-13

Pooling Strength for Innovation, Achieving a Win-Win Future: The Second China Cat Industry Summit Held in Beijing

On February 24, the Second China Cat Industry Summit, hosted by the Pet Industry Branch of the China Animal Husbandry Association and co-organized by Yantai Zhongchong Food Co., Ltd. and Xinruipeng Pet Healthcare Group, successfully concluded at the China International Exhibition Center.

2023-03-13

An Analysis of the “2022 China Feline Veterinary Care Consumption Report”: Consultation Numbers Are Steadily Rising, but Overall Vaccination Rates Remain Below Standard

According to the “China Pet Industry White Paper—2022 China Pet Consumption Report,” in 2022 the urban pet (dog and cat) consumption market reached RMB 270.6 billion, up 8.7% from 2021—a significant deceleration compared with the 21.2% growth recorded in 2021. Specifically, growth in the dog consumption market slowed to 3.1%, while the cat consumption market continued to expand steadily, increasing by 16.1% over 2021. The “cat economy” that surged during the pandemic has provided a steady impetus for the pet industry’s sustained growth.

2023-03-13

Analysis of the “2022 China Pet Healthcare Consumption Report”: Rising Proportion of Infectious Disease Cases and Prominent Antibiotic Overuse

At the end of 2022, China underwent a profound transformation, most notably the abrupt shift in its COVID-19 prevention and control policies. On the surface, large-scale, routine pandemic management appears to have come to an end; yet in reality, people’s minds remain shrouded in the lingering shadow of the virus. Much like the domestic economy, recovery will still take some time.

2023-03-13

Report Sharing: Special Report on the Pet Industry—The Post-Pandemic Era: A Long-Term, High-Growth Opportunity in the Pet Sector

Today, I’d like to share with you the “Pet Industry Special Report: The Long-Term, High-Growth Pet Sector in the Post-Pandemic Era,” released by Bohai Securities. We hope it will be of value to all of you. The report is as follows:

2021-06-18

Daily Pet Tip: Spring Disease Prevention and Health Care for Dogs

Spring is the peak breeding season for dogs and a time of rapid growth and development. It is also a period when infectious diseases, parasitic infections, and nutritional and metabolic disorders are particularly common. To help dog owners properly care for their pets, the following key points on disease prevention and health maintenance during the spring are summarized for reference only.

2021-06-18

Sharing Dog Health Prevention and Care Knowledge

An important component of nutritional counseling is your pet’s healthcare, which should be discussed with your veterinarian. The first step is vaccination: vaccines protect dogs against numerous viruses and bacteria, including parvovirus, coronavirus, leptospirosis, adenovirus, parainfluenza, and canine distemper, among others. These pathogens can cause a range of illnesses, leading to symptoms such as sneezing, bloody diarrhea, and, ultimately, death.

2021-06-18

A Brief Discussion on Disease Prevention and Health Care for Pet Dogs

With rapid economic development, people’s living standards have risen in tandem, and more and more pet dogs have become part of families, enriching our daily lives. Accurately understanding the potential diseases that dogs may face and adopting scientifically sound preventive measures is of great importance for both our furry companions and their owners. To that end, we’ve compiled a guide to disease prevention and everyday health care for dogs—let’s take a look!