A campaigner who is planning legal action over current plans for future bTB control policy believes a shift may be accelerated when voters head to the polls.
A leading academic advocate of the diet says he is more confident of his teamâs findings, after new analysis raised questions over health claims linked to the approach.
Regulator has claimed overwhelming support for its plan to look further at companion animal veterinary services, despite resistance from some larger care providers.
Anna Judson tells associationâs Scottish dinner it had been âpainfulâ to see how the profession was âmisrepresentedâ after the Competition and Markets Authority published its report in March.
Vet sector professionals urged to go further in recognising non-human rights during the Animal Welfare Foundationâs annual discussion forum in London.
Ministers called on to work with sector organisations to reach âappropriateâ thresholds, amid fears the current rules will prevent all but the most experienced from practising here.
Clevedale Veterinary Practice is aiming to open its fourth site in Guisborough this summer, amid what officials see as growing demand for animal care services in the area.
Recipients include former college president and current RVC principal Stuart Reid, who will be awarded the collegeâs highest accolade, the Queenâs Medal, at Royal College Day.
Stark message delivered to VMG Congress delegates following the release of a new report that highlighted several major areas for potential improvement.
Research by the RVC and the National Chung Hsing University in Taiwan identifies being above or below ideal bodyweight, entire and purebred as factors linked to shorter lifespans.
Southern and eastern-facing coastal counties are at greatest potential risk, but Christine Middlemiss said everyone in the sector needs to be vigilant.
Moves to modernise the veterinary profession are being undermined by the lack of action to update its laws, the BVA president told its annual Scottish dinner.
SPVS believes findings, including number of vet professionals undertaking overtime halving in three years, indicate things could be getting better for sector.
The RSPCA is concerned that more cats than ever could be abandoned during the new kitten season and has urged owners to ensure their pets are neutered now.
