CAETA Sponsors
End-of-Life Education Sponsors
Our sponors align with the mission and vision of CAETA to work towards the improvement of companion animal euthanasia and ensure animals have a peaceful passing and excellent end-of-life care.
CHAMPIONS
Lap of Love Veterinary Hospice
Network of veterinarians around the United States providing veterinary hospice and in-home euthanasia.
Learn more: lapoflove.com
Vortech Pharmaceuticals
As the original developers of Fatal-Plus, Vortech takes seriously its commitment to humane animal euthanasia.
Learn more: vortechpharm.com
GOLD
Gateway Services
We work with you to ensure you have the tools and resources to provide your customers with the best pet aftercare possible.
Learn more: gatewayservicesinc.com
NVA Canada
Community of animal hospitals and pet resorts including general, specialty + emergency, and equine hospitals.
Learn more: nvacanada.ca
GOLD
Virox Technologies
Manufacturer of specially formulated disinfectants catering to the needs of companion and farm animal industries.
Learn more: virox.com
EUTHABAG
EUTHABAG is a pet body bag that is easily customizable with paint, markers, acrylic paint and even pens.
Learn more: euthabag.com
Dechra
Develops, manufactures, and sells high-quality products exclusively for veterinarians worldwide.
Learn more: dechra-us.com
Customize your CAETA Sponsorship
Speaking Engagements/Trainings
CAETA often hosts educational webinars that offer CE. Additionally hosting live events, trainings and labs. Our instructors also often attend conferences and a variety of speaking engagements with large attendance.
Veterinary Schools
CAETA partners with veterinary schools to provide training courses and labs that formally teach peaceful euthanasia practices.
Animal Hospitals/Veterinary Clinics
CAETA offers a Peaceful End-of-Life Practice Certification program for animal hospitals and veterinary clinics to certify individual members of their staff as well as their practice as a whole. The practice will then be recognized in the industry as providing a higher standard of end-of-life care.
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75% of veterinary students graduate without ever having performed a euthanasia.
Today’s Veterinary Practice,
Jan/Feb 2016 issue
