The veterinarian has in his car, his clinic and in his head all the medicines which allow to treat sick animals.

But the times have changed, the expectations of the breeders and the consumers have evolved. And both of them agree on the fact that the role of the veterinarian is no longer only the one who treat  the sick animal but also the one who allows the herd to remain healthy. And without using medication if possible.

And it's possible!

From our years of experience spent in herds with problems, sometimes serious, throughout our audits, breeding visits and follow-ups, thanks to the training courses carried out all over the world and the visits of herds carried out in these countries: USA, Holland, Israel, Poland, Spain, Italy......, we have acquired the certainty that Health is based on simple but uncompromising concepts: animal management, comfort and nutrition are the keys to success.

Others had gone ahead and said "the microbe is nothing, the ground is everything!"
What is the purpose of a vaccine for mothers if calves do not drink colostrum? How to control mastitis without controlling what will be in contact with the udder for at least 12 hours per day, litter and therefore ventilation, density of animals in the building, luminosity which allow the evacuation of moisture and Drying of sleeping areas?

A mastitis represents nearly € 600 of loss. In calculating the cost of the disease, the cost of treatment does not intervene as it's low compared to the costs of transmission of the disease to other cows, early reforms, discarded milk, but also not produced! the first concern is not to have cheaper drugs, but to have less mastitis!

Our role as veterinarians is to limit the number of sick animals and ensure the highest possible level of animals comfort at all times.

Our goal is to offer to our customers the best techniques to help cows to calve  easily, to find ways to ensure optimum comfort for dry cows in early lactation, knowing that this comfort will prevent most diseases. Every year we hold meetings and trainings on the management of the first hours of life because these first hours influence the success of the adult animal that will become the young newborn calf. The quality of these early hours of life depends on the career and longevity of the animals. It's worth  to devote some of the time for this animal!

It is our commitment as HAPPY VET, it is our satisfaction as a veterinarian and our pride as a partner of breeders with whom we work every day.