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At scil we understand the importance of service and support. Our commitment to you begins the day of installation of your scil Vet abc hematology analyzer. We back up our products with industry leading technical support and service.
We are always just a phone call away!
For technical problems, medical questions or any concerns regarding your scil Vet abc, please do not hesitate to contact us. Our staff of factory trained technicians are available 24/7 at the following toll free phone number:
1-877-724-5838 (877-scilvet)
Or email us at: service-us@scilvet.com
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scil animal care company Announces Exclusive Partnership with Aesculap
scil animal care company shows strength in surgical vet market resulting in new expanded product line. scil animal care company is now the exclusive distributor of Aesculap’s Power Systems surgical product line for the North American Veterinary market! To read the full press release, click more...
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scil animal care company shows strength in surgical vet market resulting in new expanded product line. scil animal care company is now the exclusive distributor of Aesculap’s Power Systems surgical product line for the North American Veterinary market! To read the full press release, click more...
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scil animal care company’s printed quarterly newsletter has been given a fresh look for the new year. Sign up now!
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CE Opportunity – TTA Seminars
Need 7 hours of CE credit? scil animal care company is proud to host TTA seminars to acquaint veterinarians with the use of Tibial Tuberosity Advancement to treat cranial cruciate ligament disease in the canine.
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Need 7 hours of CE credit? scil animal care company is proud to host TTA seminars to acquaint veterinarians with the use of Tibial Tuberosity Advancement to treat cranial cruciate ligament disease in the canine.
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