Congress delegates also told sport in Australia would be âfinishedâ without a dramatic reduction in casualty levels around its most prestigious race.
Project leaders have described the recognition given to their work on neurodiversity as âincredibleâ and hope it will continue to break down barriers in the sector.
Officials say measures enabling RVNs to both vote in and stand as candidates in BEVA council elections will trigger positive change for the whole sector.
Debate at BEVA Congress hears equine practices had put prices up, but historically had been âtoo cheapâ and âtoo shyâ over charges â and had benefitted from impact from corporates.
Bosses say they are thrilled to be working out of their multi-million pound facility in Basildon four months after the site was forced to close in connection with a fire in a neighbouring building.
Members are being invited to share their recollections for a memory book officials hope to present to the family as a celebration of his life and career.
Brooke clinicians from India and Pakistan are developing their skills through an award named in memory of legendary horse racing commentator Sir Peter OâSullevan.
Helen Macdonald has appealed for action from Defra ministers to end what she sees as officialsâ âabuse of powerâ against her in connection with alpacaâs death in 2021.
Two senior industry figures have been preparing for their own fundraising challenge as new figures revealed Vetlife had received nearly 2,500 calls for support in the first half of this year.
Abandonments of XL bully dogs have rocketed by almost 700% so far this year, according to latest figures, in a trend officials fear is linked to legislation against them.
Tributes have been paid to a âstalwartâ of the veterinary sector who led several of its most prominent organisations and served as an RCVS council member for nearly a quarter of a century.
Dogs Trust estimates around one in four handover enquiries have cited behavioural issues as a factor, while PDSA indicates rise in use of aversive training methods.
Three new infections have been discovered in north-east Lincolnshire as a new report suggested the virus could be found in many other parts of England, too.
Officials from RUMA Agriculture UK have offered to share insights from their work following publication of study showing farmer disconnect with efforts.
Government officials have urged vets and farmers to consider whether vaccinating their animals is the right move for them as new cases were confirmed in East Anglia and East Yorkshire.
Clinicians and campaigners on both sides of the bTB divide have been urged to come together to support the departmentâs latest strategy to tackle the disease in England.
