C.A.H.L.
- YOUR PARTNER IN ANIMAL HEALTH
Retail Division
CAHL have a dedicated retail sales team of ten.
CAHL does
not encourage the farmer to diagnose disease rather advises him to consult
his veterinary surgeon. Farmers have done a good job through their co-ops
in controlling the use of veterinary medicines. CAHL hold an annual
programme of meetings with farm groups to discuss their requirements
and offer consultation on the use of new products, while also getting
extensive feedback from company, technical representatives. We also
have standard procedures available to deal with problems and we welcome
your comments and suggestions.
Tullow
Shop
Tullow shop is well stocked with an excellent product selection. For friendly efficient service call into our shop or calll 059 9151251. Opening hours 9.00 am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday.
Wholesale
Division
Co-Operative Animal Health purchases and distributes via its wholesale
and retail divisions utilising its distribution outlets throughout the
country. CAHL supplies all the country’s producer co-operatives
and licensed private merchants daily ensuring world leading brands are
available off the shelf for every veterinary medicine retailer and subsequently
to the farming community.
We have
a dedicated sales team to service the
wholesale veterinary customers.
Tags
: Sheep & Pigs
CAHL provide a sheep and pig tagging service, approved by the Department
of Agriculture. At CAHL we have over thirty years experience in supplying
tags to Irish farmers. We have teamed up with tag manufacturers, Ritchey.
Ritchey are well known for their high quality tags.
Service
to Shareholders
Exclusive to CAHL shareholders , Glanbia and Dairygold is a new retailing
concept for selling veterinary products to farmers through the shareholders
individual branch network. (Picture of MasterVet Shop)
Master Vet shops are a unique franchise designed to provide the best
quality veterinary medicines and service to farmers while meeting EU
regulations. A feature of all Master Vet shops is refrigerated storage
for vaccines and a secure area for intramammary products in line with
Department of Agriculture regulations.
