Former RCVS president Lord Sandy Trees warns sector could be at risk of destruction, but argues vet professionals could play major role in shaping debates.
The issue is a key part of the agenda at this weekâs London Vet Show after new figures revealed many neurodivergent vets do not feel supported in their workplace.
World Horse Welfare head Roly Owers acknowledges need for further improvements at groupâs annual conference, but insists not everything should change.
âRising loan amounts will deter talented prospective students from pursuing studies in veterinary sciences and will further increase disparity between those for whom it is financially viableâ â Association of Veterinary Students.
Practice bosses advised to plan now for increases to their national insurance contributions, and the national living wage, before they come into force next spring.
Move comes as a campaign group warns that plans for the latest round of culling activity mean it is likely badgers will become extinct in several parts of England.
Key aspects of the collegeâs reform agenda were backed by council members yesterday (7 November), despite calls in some quarters for more dramatic change.
Latest veterinary degree programme also attracting interest from outside Scotland, with third of all applications for 2025-26 academic year from elsewhere.
Another county has been added to the restricted zone as more cases linked to the transit of animals from areas affected by the disease were detected in North Yorkshire.
Cats and Their Stats analysis by Cats Protection warns ârash breeding decisionsâ, plus more kittens needing homes and depiction of one concerning one in a major film, make current problems worse.
Online retailers and Trading Standards officials have been alerted to what the company described as âillegally copiedâ versions of its YuMOVE products.
The possibility of professionals being given the chance to vote for members of a college committee has been mooted ahead of a key meeting later this week.
UK Pet Food finds just 4% of surveyed owners thought their pet was overweight, while half admitted they had never sought veterinary advice on the issue.
Some professionals left âtotally disheartenedâ by the process, raising concerns after BVA president Elizabeth Mullineaux addresses the BCVAâs congress.
Senior clinician says the virus âprobablyâ needs to be regarded as a long-term threat after Government officials endorsed an ongoing industry survey of the topic.
Vets at Edinburghâs Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies are leading tests of a drug they hope will provide a less invasive treatment for an aggressive form of canine cancer.
CatsMatter, which wants the law governing the treatment of cats following road collisions to be changed, urges Welsh parliamentarians to launch their own inquiry into the sector in the country.
