NOAH officials claim changes to system may even increase costs for pet owners as they warned against what they called āsimplisticā changes to present framework.
Officials have indicated details from the findings of a public consultation that examined the sportās future are likely to be released before Christmas.
Modelling prepared for RCVS predicts 50% rise in registered practising vets and 78% increase in the number of RVNs by 2035 āĀ more of the latter than required to meet demand.
The British Veterinary Union has urged the profession to take the chance to āre-evaluateā veterinary training following the findings of a recent accreditation report.
Proportion of vets highlighting cost as one of the three biggest issues facing the professions jumped from 30% in the last such survey in 2019 to 46% now.
UK Legal Advisory Group on Extreme Conformation in Dogs believesĀ major welfare benefits will come from the message, which veterinary professionals can also help to secure.
The Greyhound Board of Great Britain has criticised new plans to ban the sport in New Zealand and urged supporters to lobby MPs in their fight for a statutory betting levy.
The Kennel Club says vet MP Danny Chambersā private membersā bill is āpositive stepā, but fears ban on puppies below six months will have consequences for some vulnerable UK dog breeds.
Farmers are being encouraged to seek veterinary advice if they have concerns, although officials say the case is isolated and not a transmissible form of the disease.
Association of Veterinary students wants sector bodies to āact with urgency by initiating a thorough investigation into harassment and discrimination on EMS placementsā.
Sanctions for breaches of welfare standards must be applied regardless of who is responsible for them to maintain public confidence, a senior vet has said.
The AVS said revelations in an accreditation report had exposed "serious and systemic" worries, despite another organisation offering its support to school leaders.
However, vet and MP argues social media condemnation of either the sector, or individual professionals and practices in it, was not representative of broader public opinion.
IVC Evidensiaās group head of animal welfare David Martin says bans in UK nations had failed to stop fatal attacks and warns āstatus dogs are coming backā.
