CEVA Animal Health Launches New DAP® Website
14 years ago
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CEVA Animal Health has launched an informative new website – www.dapfordogs.com – to advise veterinary professionals and dog owners on the UK’s leading veterinary behaviour product, DAP®, which is proven to help comfort and reassure pets at times of stress.
The new site features a plethora of advice on how to prevent stress at key stages of a dog’s life, from puppyhood and socialisation through to adulthood and old age. It also includes interesting testimonials covering the use of DAP® during puppy socialisation, dog adoption and in a dog with noise phobia.
With a useful email and SMS monthly reminder service to advise pet owners on when to change the refill on their DAP® diffuser, the site features a ‘find a stockist’ search and ‘frequently asked questions’ section.
In addition, its ‘Veterinary Zone’ will enable veterinary professionals to order marketing material, download DAP® trials and gain further information on news and events including updates on CPD meetings.
To support the site CEVA has created a Facebook page, DAP® - The Secret to Happy Dogs, and DAP® can now be followed on Twitter, twitter/dapfordogs.
“The new website will provide both dog owners and veterinary professionals with information and advice on using DAP®,” says Rachel Levy, marketing support manager at CEVA Animal Health. “This, in conjunction with our online activity which includes Facebook and Twitter, will help boost awareness of DAP® and canine behavioural issues.”
Please log on to www.dapfordogs.com for further information on canine behaviour or DAP®.6297 views
Posted
7th May, 2010 00h00
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