An address is wrong. Can I change my account details?
Any address change must be verified according to our normal practices. Please contact Customer Care to confirm any address change that you need.
Any address change must be verified according to our normal practices. Please contact Customer Care to confirm any address change that you need.
Our Shop is only available to Business Accounts. Any colleague that needs access must register to MERCK Animal Health and be approved via our normal verification process. Click here to inform Customer Care.
Yes. Just login and click Manage Profile from the login panel. You can update your contact details and business association. For your details to update and display accurately, please logout and login again.
This may be due to your registration or a system error. If you have not yet had your registration validated and confirmed via email, please wait until your access is confirmed. If you already have access, this may be due to a system error. Please alert our Customer Care Team if you are unable to […]
Your username is your registered business email address. If you’ve forgotten your password, you can click Forgot Password from the login panel to create a new password, at any time.
To access the shop, click Merck Animal Health United States (merck-animal-health-usa.com) then Login now.
You only need to create a secure password for our new shop, as we’re unable to transfer this secure data due to MERCK Animal Health’s data protection and Privacy Policy.
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