BUTLER ANIMAL HEALTH SUPPLY (now part of Henry Schein Animal Health) was a major distributor of veterinary supplies and pharmaceuticals in the United States. Founded in 1891 as Butler Company in Columbus, Ohio, the company grew to become one of the largest veterinary supply wholesalers in North America. The company specialized in providing veterinary practices, clinics, and hospitals with medical supplies, pharmaceuticals, equipment, and diagnostic products. In 2009, Butler Animal Health Supply merged with Henry Schein’s U.S. animal health business to form Butler Schein Animal Health, which later became Henry Schein Animal Health. The merger created one of the largest veterinary supply distribution networks in the United States. The company’s operations included multiple distribution centers across the country, serving thousands of veterinary professionals. Before the merger, Butler Animal Health Supply was known for its comprehensive product catalog, technical support, and efficient distribution system. The company distributed products from hundreds of manufacturers and maintained strong relationships with both suppliers and veterinary customers. Their product line included everything from surgical instruments and diagnostic equipment to pharmaceuticals and pet nutrition products. The company’s legacy continues through Henry Schein Animal Health, which maintains many of the business relationships and distribution networks established during Butler’s operations.