Professionals invited to look behind the scenes when an animal hospital opens its doors in February.

Fears pets could soon be abandoned or euthanised on scale not seen since Second World War.

A new treatment for the most common form of canine heart disease is being deployed by vets in Solihull.

Applications are now open for the grants, but students will need to be quick to be considered for the first round of payments.

College leaders say they “look forward” to working with the BVA and other groups on the development of additional support materials following last week’s vote.

Vets and other stakeholders are being urged to work together to prevent future generations of dogs suffering health problems associated with brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome.

Businesses operating at least 25 practices across the UK between them have been made subject of initial enforcement orders while potential competition issues are investigated.

The BVA’s president Malcolm Morley has called for the whole profession to monitor the impact of the guidance once it is implemented later this year.

Two new regional regulatory vets have been appointed and three more are being sought as the sport fights for its future amid calls for its abolition.

With RCVS council due to vote on controversial “under care” guidance tomorrow (19 January), the BVA has urged the college to put its plans on hold ahead of an anticipated review of medicines rules.

A new project will explore other factors that may contribute to the problem, which experts fear is not being overcome.

At least 10 red squirrels are feared to have died with the disease in Dumfries and Galloway, and members of the public are being urged to be vigilant.

Veterinary practices are being urged to ensure they are prepared for significant reductions in government help to meet their energy costs from the spring.

Revised proposals have tightened requirements around the provision of physical examination as college officials argued their plans offer a “more robust framework” for the professions.

Dogs Trust has launched a campaign that it hopes will encourage owners to seek help earlier and keep them and their pets together despite the cost of living crisis.

More than 350 cats are known to have died in the 2021 outbreak – and RVC researchers hope findings from two papers will make a similar future pancytopenia spate less likely.

Clinicians and consultants have shared their ideas on how to improve time management in the veterinary sector and avoid a “tipping point” in 2023.

CVS Group has unveiled its latest practice, which it says will offer the best possible care for animals in the Merseyside coastal community.

The search is on for the veterinary profession’s best snappers, with life in practice offering a new source of inspiration this time around.

Dog owners should be urged by vet professionals to remain on their guard against the disease, despite a sharp fall in the number of recorded cases in 2022.

New regulations are being introduced in the coming weeks, but welfare organisations are unhappy that a key measure was changed following opposition from jockeys.

Students and practices are being encouraged to get involved in a new scheme that aims to make access to practices easier during degree programmes.

The company, which employs around 8,000 people across the UK and Europe, has declined to comment on reports suggesting it could be sold later this year.