Banfield feeds hungry Pets this year through Season of Suppers campaign

01/27/2010

Banfield collects Pet food to benefit local Meals On Wheels program

01/05/2010

Banfield speaks on Season of Suppers campaign

12/18/2009

Cleburne, Texas AniMeals program receives WALOP grant from Banfield Charitable Trust

12/16/2009

Oregon Zoo collects Pet food to help benefit Banfield's Season of Suppers campaign

12/09/2009

Banfield offers free vaccination clinic to Pets of low-income Pet owners

11/22/2009

As seen in Rapid City Journal: Banfield, The Pet Hospital veterinarians in Rapid City, South Dakita organize and host a free vaccination event to vaccinate Pets of local low-income neighbors.

Banfield Charitable Trust program helps Pets of hospice patients

10/29/2009

As seen in the Columbus-Herald (Columbus, Ga.): Generous Banfield Charitable Trust grant helps fund program that cares for the Pets of ailing owners. “Pet Peace of Mind,” a program financially supported by Banfield Charitable Trust, aims to help keep hospice patients and their Pets together by providing medical care, Pet food and walking, among other services for Pets.

Banfield helps sponsor event that encourages Pet adoptions

10/29/2009

As seen in the Chicago Daily Herald: Local Banfield Pet Hospital hosts the first Dog-Tober Festival, which includes Pet adoptions.

'Pet Peace of Mind' keeps Pets, families together

09/23/2009

As seen in Dog Fancy magazine: Hospices across the country will soon have enhanced resources to help care for the Pets of hospice patients. "Pet Peace of Mind," a program supported by the Banfield Charitable Trust, aims to help keep hospice patients and their Pets together by providing medical care, Pet food and walking, among other services for Pets.

Banfield donates five life-size bronze sculptures to the Oregon Zoo

08/04/2009

As seen in The Oregonian: Today, the Oregon Zoo commissioned five life-size bronze sculptures, donated by Banfield, The Pet Hospital and valued at $100,000. The sculptures will greet Zoo visitors at the entrance of the new "Predators of the Serengeti" exhibit.

Banfield discontinues tail docking, ear cropping in dogs

07/31/2009

As seen in USA Today on July 31: Banfield has announced it will no longer perform cosmetic ear cropping or tail docking procedures in dogs.

Banfield's Karen K. Faunt, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM (Small Animal) featured in Pink magazine

07/06/2009

As seen in Pink magazine: Karen K. Faunt, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM (Small Animal), Banfield's Vice President/Chief Medical Officer (CMO), was featured in June 2009 in an article about the health benefits of Pet ownership.

Pet Peace of Mind Featured in USA Today

07/02/2009

As seen in USA Today: On June 23, Sharon L. Peters, pet columnist for USA Today, featured a program launched by the Banfield Charitable Trust called "Pet Peace of Mind," which helps to care for the Pets of hospice patients.

Banfield Charitable Trust launches program to help Pets of hospice patients

05/08/2009

As seen in Veterinary Practice News: The Banfield Charitable Trust (BCT) launched "Pet Peace of Mind", a program to help the Pets of hospice patients.

DogChannel.com features study on periodontal disease

05/05/2009

As seen on DogChannel.com: A study conducted by DataSavant, Banfield's research arm, among other researchers, links periodontal disease to cardiovascular problems in dogs.

Banfield showcases Rachel Beck, CVT

04/15/2009

As seen in Veterinary Technician: Rachel Beck, CVT (Certified Veterinary Technician), medical support specialist, is featured discussing insights she has gained during her years as a Banfield associate.

Banfield donates equipment to Oregon Zoo

03/09/2009

As seen in The Oregonian: Banfield, The Pet Hospital donated a $100,000 X-ray machine to the Oregon Zoo that makes exams quicker, and safer for its animals. One of the first patients was 130-pound Visayan warty pig with a black tuft of hair.

Banfield is one company still hiring

01/28/2009

As seen on CNNmoney.com: Despite the poor economy, a handful of companies are still looking to hire in 2009. Banfield, The Pet Hospital plans to add more than 2,800 people to its payroll.

Simple tips to improve your Pets health

01/26/2009

As seen in the Observer & Eccentric Newspapers: January is Pet Food and Fitness Month and Banfield, The Pet Hospital offers simple tips for improving the health of your Pet, including: feed your Pet a high-quality diet and accurate amounts so your Pet maintains proper weight.

Meals on Wheels feeds Pets

10/16/2008

As seen in the Democrat and Chronicle: Banfield, The Pet Hospital helps fund a Meals on Wheels program that feeds Pets. The national program called Seasons of Suppers has been collecting food for Pets since 2006.

Pets need comprehensive exams too

10/03/2008

As seen in the Rochester Post-Bulletin: Routine preventive care for Pets is important to their overall health and wellness. Banfield veterinarians recommend Pets receive a "nose-to-tail" exam twice a year to stay current on vaccinations and prevent parasites among other things.

Storm preparedness for Pets

09/08/2008

As seen in Tri-Parish Times: As Tropical Storm Gustav threatens the Gulf Coast, Banfield, The Pet Hospital reminds family members to take steps to protect their Pets by updating vaccinations and keeping extra Pet food on hand and making sure Pets are microchipped.

Saying goodbye to a Pet

09/08/2008

As seen in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review: Knowing when to say goodbye to a Pet can be hard. But there comes a time when saying goodbye is necessary for the Pet and the Pet owner. Veterinarians from Banfield, The Pet Hospital offer guidance for what to do when it's time to let go.

September is senior Pet healthcare month

08/28/2008

As seen in the Almaden Times Weekly: Senior Pets need a little extra care as they age. Banfield, The Pet Hospital recommends adjusting their diet and exercise as needed, keeping an eye out for physical changes caused by arthritis and getting regular eye exams, among other things.

Summer safety tips for Pets

07/17/2008

As seen in All About Kids Magazine: Come summer Pets face outdoor dangers such as Lyme disease and Parvovirus. Banfield, The Pet Hospital offers tips for keeping Pets safe and healthy this summer.

Keeping Pets safe during summer travel

07/01/2008

As seen in Spot Magazine: As more owners travel with their Pets, Banfield, The Pet Hospital offers tips on keeping them safe in the summer. Banfield created cars tags that identify when the interior of a car is too hot for Pets. So far, the practice has handed out more than 11,000 tags through its 700 hospitals nationwide.

Banfield veterinarian treats animals in Iraq and at home

06/19/2008

As seen in the Arizona Republic: A veterinarian with Banfield, The Pet Hospital, in Glendale, Ariz. is saving the lives of Pets at home and in Iraq. Dr. David Rice is also known as Lt. Col. David Rice of the U.S. Army Veterinarian Services. Dr. Rice's work overseas includes direct animal care as well as work in the villages.

Second Pet hospital opens in Asheville

03/15/2008

As seen in Western Carolina Business Journal: In partnership with Banfield, The Pet Hospital, Dr. Joseph Sommerich has opened his second location in the Asheville area, using a franchise approach to the national practice.

Banfield, The Pet Hospital goes paperless

03/07/2008

As seen in Veterinary Economics: Dr. Kerri Marshall, MBA, says PetWare, Banfield's proprietary software system, is making the lives of doctors, PetNurses and clients easier.

Managing pain in Pets

03/01/2008

As seen in Veterinary Forum: Science and art are combining to control pain in animals, similar to human pediatric medicine. Banfield veterinarians say you can tell if a Pet is in pain by the way he or she moves and interacts with them - they also believe it's best to treat the Pet and reduce the pain rather than wait and continually wonder. Advancements in Pet medicine are being made to do exactly this.

Paperless offices on the rise

03/01/2008

As seen in Veterinary Forum: The use of computers in veterinary offices are on the rise, however, paper is on the decline thanks to advanced software. Banfield, The Pet Hospital is one of them thanks to PetWare, the proprietary software program for the practice.

Banfield names new CMO

03/01/2008

As seen in DVM Newsmagazine: Banfield, The Pet Hospital names Karen Faunt, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVIM chief medical officer.

Banfield named a high-performing franchise

02/12/2008

As seen in the Wall Street Journal: The franchise business model has been dominated by the fast-food industry for years. Businesses serving the residential and consumer markets are expanding and performing well financially-Banfield, The Pet Hospital is one of them.

Banfield names John Payne CEO

11/01/2007

As seen in Veterinary Forum: John Payne has been named chief executive officer (CEO) of Banfield, The Pet Hospital. Payne joined Banfield in 2005 and had held the positions of senior vice president of practice management and executive vice president. Prior to joining Banfield, Payne was president of Bayer Animal Health of North America. Payne succeeded Scott Campbell, DVM, who retired in July 2007.

The Pet industry is worth $41 billion

08/06/2007

As seen in BusinessWeek: There's no doubt Pet owners loves their Pets. In 2007, the Pet category was at an estimated $41 billion. Everything from vet visits to gourmet food and designer beds are contributing to the booming industry.

Dr. Scott Campbell is a change-maker in the veterinary world

04/01/2007

As seen in Veterinary Economics: Dr. Scott Campbell, former CEO of Banfield, The Pet Hospital, is listed as one of the thought leaders that profoundly affected the business of veterinary practice.