Vetstream Signs Distribution Agreement For Australia And New Zealand

John McNally, veterinary director at LocalRep Online veterinary content supplier Vetstream has signed a distribution agreement to market its products to veterinary professionals in Australia and New Zealand. Its clinical reference services, Canis, Felis, Lapis and Equis, provide the world’s largest online source of peer-reviewed point-of-care veterinary content and already have subscribers from more than 30 countries around the world. LocalRep, a distribution company founded to assist specialist suppliers access veterinary clinics in Australia and New Zealand, has been appointed as Vetstream's distribution partner in Australia and New Zealand with effect from 15 July 2013. Dr G Mark Johnston MRCVS and managing director of Vetstream, comments: "In common with other countries, practices in Australia and New Zealand are grappling with the challenges of fast-moving clinical developments and the need to communicate with clients more effectively. Canis, Felis, Equis and Lapis offer them instant access to a wealth of the latest information which is updated weekly. They can also use the graphics and videos to explain their diagnoses and proposed treatment regimes to clients." John McNally, veterinary director at LocalRep, adds: “Having watched the evolution of Vetstream since its inception in the early nineties we are delighted to be adding such a high quality product to our portfolio here in Australia and New Zealand. Vetstream is a fantastic resource for any clinician wanting to keep up to date with the latest thinking in companion animal and equine practice. Whether you're a recent graduate seeking the expertise of a panel of 900 international authorities at your fingertips or a practitioner far from a referral centre wanting to ensure you're offering the best possible treatment options to your clients, Vetstream gives you access to the best clinical information and is structured for easy access. Your log-in gives you access anywhere you have an internet connection via mobile, tablet, PC or Mac.” Vetstream’s clinical reference services, Canis, Felis, Lapis and Equis, provide the world’s largest online source of peer-reviewed point-of-care veterinary content. Vetstream also recently entered the CPD market, launching Vetacademy, a service which provides e-learning modules and online videos in partnership with some of the world’s leading veterinary CPD providers. For more information visit www.vetstream.com

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