Perspectives from AHI’s CEO
By Martha Scott Poindexter American agriculture feeds us all. In kitchens and on tables across the country, we have a wide range of nutritional choices thanks to the hard work and innovation of America’s farmers and ranchers. We in animal health are proud of the role we play by providing farmers and ranchers the tools […]
Like many Americans, my dog is an essential part of my daily life. Our relationship is mutually beneficial—he keeps me active and helps relieve stress, and I make sure he is safe and healthy. Still, I must remain vigilant, because he could be an unwitting host for parasites. Fleas, ticks, and heartworms are on the move, expanding their geographic reach into new states and regions across the U.S.
The Animal Health Institute today applauded the final guidance published by FDA’s Center for Veterinary Medicine (CVM) on the duration of use of antimicrobials. The guidance establishes a framework for sponsors to work with CVM to determine appropriate limits of use for medically important antimicrobials in feed and water while maintaining the ability of licensed […]
(December 19, 2025) Martha Scott Poindexter, President and CEO of the Animal Health Institute, today welcomed the Senate Confirmation of Dr. Julie Callahan as Chief Agricultural Negotiator for the Office of U.S. Trade Representative. “We are thrilled with Julie’s appointment and thank the Senate for acting to confirm her,” said Poindexter. “At a time when […]
(Washington, DC – December 17, 2025) An analysis by Oxford Analytica has found that keeping animals healthy can provide tangible benefits to the economy, nutrition, and the environment. US Animal Health: Advancing and Securing Sustainability presents data that demonstrates how healthy animals mean more income for farmers and more affordable nutrition for consumers. “The data […]
December 9, 2025 – After a fluffy and fierce international competition, Louis, a dog proudly representing Team Canada, has won the inaugural Global Cutest Pets Showdown. A friendly competition organized by the Canadian Animal Health Institute (CAHI), the Animal Health Institute (AHI), and AnimalhealthEurope, the showdown featured the winners of three popular contests – Cutest […]
A report from HealthforAnimals shows how innovation within the animal health sector will continue to support millions of jobs, drive investment, and strengthen food systems.
US Animal Health: Advancing and Securing Sustainability presents data that demonstrates how healthy animals mean more income for farmers and more affordable nutrition for consumers.
A report from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) showcases the ways prevention serves as the foundation of responsible use and action against AMR.
AHI has developed a framework for flexible signal management in the collection, detection, assessment, monitoring, and prevention of adverse effects with medicinal products.
Healthier animals need fewer natural resources, allowing them to provide more food for less feed, water, and land. Keeping animals healthy is central to achieving the United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs) by 2030.
Nearly 200 nations around the world are taking collective action to address the global health challenge of antibiotic resistance. In animal health, we’ve increased vaccine use, improved diagnostics, and promoted judicious use of antibiotics.
Just like for humans, anesthesia is used to control pets’ consciousness so that they don’t feel pain or move during medical procedures. Veterinarians take precautions, conduct comprehensive check-ups and monitor your pet closely, before, during and after the procedure; read more about what to know when your pet needs anesthesia.
Did you know that the parasites are an increasing threat to pets and people? In the United States, over a million dogs test positive for heartworm each year, while sampling done across veterinary clinics and dog parks consistently find parasitic infections. Recognizing World Parasite Awareness Day is an important step toward keeping pets and people […]
I heard my owner, Martha Scott, talking to some people that it’s possible to get fleas and ticks almost anywhere in the country almost any time of the year. I couldn’t believe my ears, so I decided to look it up. Sure enough, parasites like fleas, ticks, heartworm, and more are on the move. I’m […]
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