Testimonials

What some of our clients have said about International Animal Health Products

• The Australian Wildlife Health Centre at Healesville Sanctuary cares for native Australian wildlife. Every year more than 1,500 native animals in need of specialist veterinary care arrive on the Sanctuary's doorstep, brought in by members of the public, wildlife and land managers, researchers and wildlife shelters.

In total, the Sanctuary's veterinary team performs close to 5,000 procedures every year, from simple check-ups to major surgery.

"Dear Jenny,
Thank you kindly for your donation of Protexin. From all at the Australian Wildlife Health Centre thank you for your support of our work to rescue and assist native animals injured and orphaned in the Victorian bushfires.
Your thoughts during the time of the bushfires was much appreciated.
Kim R.V.N. A.W.H.C."
Australian Wildlife Health Centre

Dear Bruce,

We like to give credit where credit is due. We have now been using Calf Weanaid with Protexin and Moneco consistently for over 12 months.
The jersey heifers we are turning out are across the board larger, boned, taller, very sleek and generally healthier animals then we have previously reared.
Because the calves are fed on the richer jersey milk we even water down their milk ration which to the Uni at Gatton is a big no no. Nevertheless we are getting these results.
Alan and I kept saying to each other how well grown heifers have been lately. It took a while for the penny to drop with us because the bulls and A.I we use have remained the same.
Thanks
Alan and Dolores Stock

This lovely letter was sent to us from Tasmania from a happy winner.

Dear Mr Vecchiet,

Just a short note to thank you for sponsoring Campdraft Tasmanis Inc. and for donating Mecworma, which i was lucky enough to win some.
Without our generous sponsors like yourself our Finals would be very dull.
Thankyou again
Kind Regards
Virginia Hogarth

A letter from a student who attended BeefEx 2012.

“As a student sponsored by International Animal Health to attend BeefEx 2012, I found the experience extremely rewarding and inspiring to participate in two days of interaction with a dedicated and passionate group of Industry delegates converging to discuss and address issues facing the beef industry. It was immensely satisfying to be involved in a collective group banding together for a one common cause, to educate and promote livestock production.
It was also encouraging as a woman approaching employment in the agricultural industry – I hope the beef industry - to view first hand the wide ranging influence and prominence women now have in the cattle industry (Gina Lincoln, Tess Herbert, Catherine Marriott, Cait Griffiths, Wendy Smith....I allude to you!). Many discussions heard throughout the conference alluded to the feedlot sector (and the livestock industry as a collective) needing to be more involved in promoting livestock production in the community and share their positive stories more widely. Today consumers have a lack of knowledge regarding the beef industry, so clear messages from fair dinkum producers articulating their personal stories can certainly influence consumers. Bryce Camm presented an extraordinary, albeit confronting, take on just how positive (or poisonous) social media can be. Catherine Marriott described a culture ‘extremely tech-savvy, relying on technology to perform their jobs – plugged in 24 hours a day’. Where better to begin the educational process in sustaining agriculture than encourage the awareness and producer involvement in social media networks. The age-old saying ‘if you can’t beat them, join them’ has considerable merit in this space.
ALFA has come of age in adopting such methods, now prominent on both the facebook and twitter scene; it takes just one click for a user to share a single story with their ‘web of friends’. But as it was emphasised throughout the conference, it is not only up to our Industry leaders, but it is up to all lot feeders and industry participants to adopt a more active approach in challenging the misconceptions surrounding the intensive cattle feeding sector.
Jenny Houlihan, of International Animal Health deserves a huge thank you for making it possible for me to be sponsored and therefore attend BeefEx as a student. The team at International Animal Health is an extremely knowledgeable bunch and I appreciate them taking the time to discuss with me the important aspects of animal health, nutrition and production performance, an area that interests me greatly. I would also like to thank ALFA for providing the opportunity for students to not only attend BeefEx, a magnificent event, but also providing me with the opportunity to communicate and network with a distinguished group of passionate livestock producers, and hear their stories!”
Sal Cudmore, B. Animal Science, CSU Wagga Wagga

A lovely comment from a happy customer.

Hi, my horse has been on your product for a couple of weeks and i am definitely seeing a difference in him, please don't ever discontinue this product,
Thank you very much
Sue

Another lovely comment from a happy customer.

Hi,

I would like to say how wonderful Livamol is. I have owned and bred Arabian horses for over 30 years and back then Livamol was one of the few feed supplements available and I fed it to all my horses.
Over the years I have tried many fancy feeds to supposedly get the best out of my horses.
A few years back (about 3 years now) I decided to go back to basic feeding of my horses which range from small welsh ponies to Arabs and large thoroughbreds. Now I feed mixed chaff bran and pony pellets and the only supplement fed is Livamol to all the horses, the results speak for themselves.

Received January 2013

I would like to congratulate you on such a wonderful product Sootha that you manufacture. We came across a T/bred 4 year old only off the track for little under a year and she had already gone through three owners within the year, she was mistreaded and had quite some behaviour issues that was very concerning as she was very aggressive and difficult to handle and ride as well she suffered terrible spasmodic colic and found that she was very uptight about life in general. I searched for a product to help her relax and work towards her reaching her full potential and make her feel safe and more to the point help her colic episodes. Since the introduction of Sootha in July 2012 she has not had a colic episode and the horses attitude has improved ten fold, whilst keeping in mind having a steady ownership in someone she can now rely on and feel safe around has obviously been a key factor in building a better relationship this has been possible mostly due to your product. She is now working well and is a much safer more relaxed horse to work around with a whole new look on life. So thankyou very much and keep up the great work.
Regards Melanie Hollitt