A leading vet and author has teamed up with Cats Protection for a new initiative to help Ukrainian refugees, six months on from the Russian invasion.

Vets say a new non-toxic cancer treatment is an exciting development in the field and had a dramatic effect on one of their patients.

New material has been created to boost support available to new graduates entering practice.

Researchers hope a partnership with one of the UK’s biggest care providers will enable the development of a new tool to assess patients’ quality of life.

Officials claim their new link could offer vital help to pet owners battling the cost of living crisis.

A new system that can provide radiology reports within minutes is set to be rolled out to IVC Evidensia practices across the UK and Europe following a promising trial.

The annual event will take place virtually in September, featuring speakers from the UK, Australia and North America.

A former Cambridge vet school dean is leading the new programme at the University of Nicosia.

Officials say events like this are “more important than ever” as they prepare to head to Birmingham.

Vetster claims its approach can help animals and owners, as well as easing the current burdens on vets.

A fresh call for the controversial practice to be halted has been dismissed by Defra, amid a continuing scientific row over the policy.

A new independent veterinary practice has opened in Leeds and its founders have some big plans.

Officials say the development, with no dogs allowed, will make treatment easier for patients and staff.

A cat that appeared to have been left partially paralysed after jumping off a sofa was soon found to need life-saving care when examined at a Hampshire vet hospital.

Worries sector could be unable to meet demand for services as new study finds vet professionals more likely to quit or feel burnt out if they experience rudeness from senior colleagues or clients.

Prof Brownlie has been invited to give the keynote address at the event in Cambridge next month.

Scientists in France say a four-year-old pet greyhound tested positive for the virus after its owners were both found to have the infection.

Study finds a majority of respondents described themselves as uncomfortable tackling certain work activities – but author argues the pandemic has taught them "invaluable" skills.

Blue Cross says more than 70% of people seeking help so far this year are doing so for personal or money reasons – and it fears the trend will only get worse.

Campaigners who want the Government to end its controversial badger culling policy are concerned that disputed evidence supporting its effectiveness will be presented at Canadian conference.

Surgery saves the remaining eye of a three-year-old bulldog that otherwise faced a life of blindness.

Researchers hope to find ways of improving performance sustainability as they believe decisions made in the early part of horses’ lives can make them more vulnerable to injury and disease later.

A vet who recreated the story of Forrest Gump when he ran across the United States has completed another epic fund-raising run – and he’s not finished yet.

Ahead of the 31st anniversary of the Dangerous Dogs Act, BVA president says “a complete overhaul” of legislation is needed now.

Two former clinical directors, who have now taken up senior development roles, say their experience in practice means they understand the challenges surgeries are facing.

The Tuk's Law group is seeking a legal requirement for vets to check that a person presenting an otherwise healthy animal for euthanasia is registered on its microchip.

Nearly one in four of all cats being taken to UK vets are not having all their welfare needs met, a survey of vets has suggested.