Veterinary expertise supporting aquatic animal health

Advice, prevention, diagnosis and training for responsible, sustainable practices.

Our services Meet our veterinarians

20+ years of experience

300+ facilities supported

80+ partner organisations

200+ training courses delivered

Our areas of expertise

Testing & diagnosis

Vetofish supports aquaculture, aquariums and laboratories with aquatic animal diagnosis through targeted sampling, testing and veterinary interpretation.

Animal welfare

Vetofish assesses husbandry practices, facilities and welfare indicators to improve the long-term care of aquatic animals and support operational teams.

Advice & support

Independent veterinary advice to support aquaculture projects, protocols, studies and informed decisions concerning aquatic animals and their facilities.

Health expertise & biosecurity

Health audits, veterinary monitoring and biosecurity for aquatic facilities: Vetofish identifies risks and develops practical prevention measures.

Training

Practical and theoretical training in aquatic animal health, biosecurity and welfare, tailored to participants’ roles, species and facilities.

Veterinary therapeutics

Evidence-based prescribing, regulated medicine supply and treatment follow-up for aquatic animals, with protocols adapted to each species and facility.

Our sectors

Aquaculture

Veterinary support for aquaculture facilities, combining prevention, diagnostics, biosecurity and health monitoring to control risks and protect stocks.

Health monitoring
Diagnosis and treatment
Biosecurity

Public aquariums

Veterinary support for public aquariums covering prevention, collection welfare, clinical care, biosecurity and practical guidance for animal-care teams.

Aquatic collections
Quarantine
Regulatory support

Environment

Veterinary expertise for wild aquatic animals, supporting health surveillance, conservation, sampling programmes and environmental research.

Studies and monitoring
Scientific fishing
Transfers and rescue

Research

Veterinary support for research facilities using aquatic animals, covering health monitoring, welfare, protocols and biosecurity within scientific programmes.