Pfizer, Inc

Pfizer Says Vacation with Your Dog before the Summer Ends

Published in Lab Business Week, August 31st, 2008

With canine motion sickness the leading reason pet owners are not able to take their dogs on day trips or vacation, Pfizer is encouraging more people to talk with their veterinarians about managing travel with their dog before the summer ends.

Since Pfizer's Cerenia(TM) (maropitant citrate) became the first-and-only veterinary approved canine medication in America, Europe and Canada to prevent vomiting from a wide range of causes, including motion sickness, Pfizer has seen thousands of dogs successfully treated by their veterinarians. Now, Pfizer is sharing lessons-learned with tips on managing motion sickness while traveling.

In the U.S., traveling...

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Source: Lab Business Week (2008-08-31)

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