#Kindred Biosciences

KindredBio named AAHA Advantage’s new vendor

April 25, 2019

Kindred Biosciences has been named American Animal Hospital Association (AAHA) Advantage’s newest vendor. As part of the deal, the biopharmaceutical company will provide marketing and education funds to enhance AAHA’s existing educational programs and resources. “At KindredBio, we support veterinary science at every level, whether it’s in the laboratory where we develop innovative technologies or in the exam room where veterinarians put science into action,” says KindredBio president and chief operating officer, Denise Bevers. …

Tips for improving medication compliance among cat owners

September 28, 2018

When dispensing medication for in-home treatment of feline patients, owner compliance is a concern due to the unique challenges of administering medication to cats, according to Kindred Biosciences Inc. “Cats have natural behaviors that may make medication administration challenging, and this can be complicated in ill cats that are also anorexic, nauseated, or vomiting,” said Christina Fernandez, DVM, MRCVS, DACVECC, professional services veterinarian with Kindred. “Palatability is also a huge factor, and most cats are …

Kindred Biosciences joins AAEP educational partners

September 4, 2018

Kindred Biosciences Inc. has joined the American Association of Equine Practitioners’ (AAEP) Educational Partner Program. Educational Partners provide resources and education through the AAEP to equine veterinarians and horse owners to improve animal health and welfare. “KindredBio’s partnership with the AAEP brings together two organizations that share a passion for improving equine wellness,” said Denise Bevers, co-founder and COO. “Our company is focused on addressing the numerous unmet …

Survey: Feline MCS assessments a missed opportunity for veterinarians?

August 16, 2018

A recent survey of 111 veterinarians conducted by Kindred Biosciences Inc. found that the majority were not performing feline muscle condition score (MCS) evaluations during physical exams. Body condition scores (BCS) and MCS evaluations are a key part of a complete nutritional assessment for cats, said Christina Fernandez, DVM, MRCVS, DACVECC, professional services veterinarian with Kindred Biosciences. In the survey, 59 percent of veterinarians said they captured BCS during physical exams, but only 14 …
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