Véto-pharma Supports the Men and Women Dedicated to Animal Health
Founded in 1982, Véto-pharma is a French pharmaceutical laboratory specialising in animal health.
Our teams of experts work daily to develop, produce, and market innovative solutions to support professionals in the field. With its own research centre dedicated to bees, Véto-pharma places innovation at the core of its activities.
Our Activities
We provide effective, innovative, and high-quality solutions to support the beekeeping industry.
We are the preferred CDMO partner for many companies in the veterinary sector.
The Latest Blog Posts
Amiflex® 2.0 – new varroa mite Flash treatment without RUP license
Véto-pharma has just obtained the EPA federal registration for Amiflex® 2.0, a 7-day-flash treatment for varroa mites.
Case Study No.2 : Understanding Rapid Varroa Reinfestation after Apivar treatment
Case study showing the rapid increase in varroa levels after an amitraz treatment and the impact of hive configuration.
Preparing for Winter : The Keys to Ensuring Honeybee Colony Survival
Ensuring the winter survival of honeybees through optimal management of reserves, space, and health.
Behind the scenes of Véto-pharma’s experimental apiary
Discover how Véto-pharma’s experimental apiary with 380 bee colonies is revolutionizing beekeeping solutions.
Apimondia 2025: An International Gathering at the Heart of Beekeeping
The 2025 edition of Apimondia took place from September 23 to 27 in Copenhagen, Denmark, a true global crossroads for the beekeeping world.
Case study No. 1: A Failed Late Summer Varroa Treatment?
Learn from real-life and fictional case study varroa management examples. Discover tips on monitoring, treatment timing, and strategies to improve colony survival.
Our Latest Publications
Practical guide summarizing key tips for using the Apivar treatment: where to insert the strips, how long to leave them in, when to reposition them, etc.
A 28-page guide on how to optimize bee nutrition and thus strengthen their development, co-written with Pajuelo Consultores, beekeeping experts.
In winter, as temperatures drop, bees become less active, and the availability of natural forage decreases. Your bees will need extra help to survive the cold season.
Read our new 20-page guide on “Integrated Varroa Mite Management throughout the Seasons” co-written with Dr. Gérald Therville, a french veterinarian with a specialized diploma in Beekeeping.
This document offers an overview to enhance readers’ understanding on Amitraz resistance and clarify common misconceptions.
Practical guide summarizing the usage recommendations for the MegaBee protein supplement: how to use it, when to use it, for how long, etc.