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Vetora is one of New Zealand’s longest-standing, farmer-owned vet clubs, providing veterinary services for farm animals and pets.

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Vetora is a farmer-owned veterinary club in New Zealand, established in 1943. It operates clinics in the Bay of Plenty and Waikato regions, providing veterinary services for farm animals and pets. The organization reinvests all profits back into the community and business.

History

Vetora's history traces back to 1942 when Te Awamutu Veterinary Association welcomed members in the Waikato. Two years later, The Vet Club opened in the Bay of Plenty. These two farmer-owned clubs later combined under the Vetora banner to become Vetora Bay of Plenty and Vetora Waikato. The official website states Vetora was established in 1943 by leading farmers.

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