Ultrasonography can play an elemental role in shaping a better future for these ranch owners, cattle raisers, and even aspiring veterinarians. The training sessions gave young veterinary professionals and aspiring animal care practitioners a chance to think outside the box and welcome new ways that make old systems not only work better but also work smarter.
One of the attendees, Mr. Nate Ramos, a veterinary student from De La Salle Araneta University praised Bionova’s effort in providing an interactive experience for a student like himself, “It was very interactive, we got to ask questions about the ultrasound and the parts we just see in books and videos, we saw realtime during the session”, Ramos said.
It’s not just the students who found themselves entertained and interested, one of the lead vets himself, Dr. Arvin B. Banaag adds, “We learn so much, from anatomy, obstetrics, and gynecology and how to operate a sophisticated machine. This is must-have training for veterinarians, technicians, and even students so that they can gain additional knowledge for their practice.”
Bionova did not only impart new ways to boost farm productivity and foster modern approaches in animal health management but in its core hoped to have shifted the perspective of young and aspiring veterinarians and animal health practitioners starting off their journey in cattle care rooted in either profession or passion for good.