Royal Canin and the Association for Veterinary Dermatology, India collaborate to transform pet dermatological care for the fourth consecutive year
The initiative under PowerUp with Royal Canin Continuous Education Program equips veterinarians with the necessary tools to tackle complex cases of skin allergies in dogs and cats.
Through “PowerUp with Royal Canin Continuous Education Program” initiative, Royal Canin collaborates with various industry bodies to advance veterinary care in the pet ecosystem. The initiative underscores Royal Canin’s commitment to pushing the boundaries of knowledge by empowering veterinarians who can enhance the quality of life for pets. Royal Canin’s strategic collaboration underscores the importance of continuous education and professional development in veterinary dermatology.
As part of the collaboration with AVD three webinars have been designed to provide veterinarians with practical insights and strategies based on best-case practices. Participants gain access to expert-led discussions, case studies, and the latest advancements in pet dermatology.
Satinder Singh, General Manager, Royal Canin shared his thoughts – ‘Royal Canin’s partnership with AVDI emphasizes the role of knowledge in advancing pet health by equipping veterinarians with tools to address complex skin conditions and allergies. The “PowerUp with Royal Canin” program reinforces their commitment to enhancing pet care through science-based nutrition and continuous education for the veterinary community.’
“Royal Canin’s collaboration with AVD enables us to address a critical need in pet healthcare—dermatological issues that are many times commonly presented but complex to diagnose & manage in clinical practice,” said Dr. Vishal Dangle, Scientific Communication Manager, Royal Canin.
Prof. Dr B. Nagarajan from AVD, India added, ‘Partnering with Royal Canin, we’re committed to advancing dermatological expertise for veterinarians in India, addressing common pet skin conditions through targeted education. This collaboration aims to improve clinical outcomes and support a better world for pets.’