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On October 12-13, 2023, Goovet Group Joint Stock Company warmly welcomed students from the Faculty of Agricultural Technology at Hung Vuong University for their practical visit to the company.

On October 4, 2023, Goovet Group Joint Stock Company continued to make its mark by successfully signing an export contract for veterinary drugs and aquaculture medicines with AL-Dawaa Company For Vet Services from Iraq.

On August 17, 2023, Goovet Group Joint Stock Company successfully concluded a contract with its partner Genet International from Bangladesh, further marking a significant milestone in its proud history and advancing Goovet's journey of international integration.

On August 15, 2023, Goovet Corporation was delighted to welcome experts representing Nutri Feed Company from the Netherlands – a world-leading entity in high-quality nutrition for young animals. The purpose of their visit was to explore and collaborate.

On August 15, 2023, Goovet Corporation, a successful joint-stock company, signed a significant contract with Avi Care International, a partner from Pakistan. This momentous event has marked a significant turning point, shining a bright light on Goovet's developmental journey towards international prominence.

Leucocytozoonosis (Blood Parasite Disease) in chickens, also known as avian malaria, are dangerous and can cause severe damage such as reduced weight gain, decreased egg production, anemia, weakened immunity, and increased susceptibility to other diseases, leading to a higher mortality rate. Let's know with Goovet what Avian Blood Parasite Disease is, and how to prevent and treat it.

Marek's disease in chickens have a high mortality rate, reaching up to 60-70%. Therefore, the identification and effective prevention of Marek's disease are of utmost importance. Please continue reading the following article to gain a better understanding of this disease.

To address concerns about the disease, Goovet would like to present 6 treatment regimens for Coryza. Click now!

Swollen Head Syndrome in poultry (APV) is caused by a virus and currently, there is no specific treatment. The disease causes significant damage in poultry farming, with a high infection rate of up to 100%. The disease has a high mortality rate due to infection APV with other diseases such E.Coli, Salmonella, Mycoplasma, etc, APV (Swollen Head Syndrome) in poultry is a difficult disease to diagnose and to understand clearly about APV and learn effective disease prevention and management procedures , please follow below article.

On June 23rd, 2023, Goovet Group Joint Stock Company was pleased and honored to welcome partner from Bangladesh to visit the company.