Study by TB Advisory Service researched measures adopted after an advisor’s visit.

The Irish-owned global animal health company has set up a sterile injectable manufacturing facility in Shijiazhuang, Hebei Province, to supply China, Africa, Australia and New Zealand.

As part of its efforts for Antimicrobial Awareness Week (18-24 November) the association appeals directly to equestrians to not hold on to prescribed antibiotics for a rainy day.

Vet group enters multi-year sponsorship with home of UK’s newest vet school.

Individuals from IVC Evidensia raise £6,000 for StreetVet in high-level fund-raising effort.

Appointment of Debbie Gray comes as fellow UK vet professionals head up association committees.

Veterinary Vision has been recognised at the top level of Cat Friendly Practice under the International Society of Feline Medicine’s scheme.

Its work, as it also prepares to become the UK’s latest veterinary school, has been recognised with a Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Higher and Further Education.

Reluctance to take on the Persians from charity’s rescue centres at odds with popularity of kittens.

Birmingham vet centre – one of the largest in UK – has capacity to treat up to 10,000 pets a year.

Launch in Chicago comes several months after it expanded UK premises and aims to meet continued needs for its equine MRI and CT systems.

First ever consensus statement has been published in American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine journal.

Changes at Stewart Vets in Dudley have doubled number of consult rooms, allowed for a dedicated area for nurse clinics and added two new operating theatres with cutting-edge equipment.

CPD Solutions announces first postgraduate certificate in March, which will be awarded by the University of Central Lancashire, home to the UK’s 11th vet school.

The group has teamed up with Responsible Use of Medicines Alliance – Companion Animal and Equine to greater support the profession in educating clients of dangers.

Business, which is part of the science and diagnostics division of Mars Petcare, says new UK laboratory will open in Warwick on 15 November.

IVC Evidensia, which has targeted raising £100,000 for the charity, is exclusive sponsor of the project, which was unveiled as part of the event that attracted a top number of delegates.

Board of trustees for the charity agrees to welcome non-clinical staff for first time in its history.

Pennard Vets says its 11,500 sq ft conversion of a former three-storey Sevenoaks office building will create one of the largest and most advanced practices in the south-east.

Written by RVN Beth Kirwan, manual from Ceva Animal Health features extensive information on benefits of veterinary nurse-led sessions, whether free or paid for.

HT Vista says paper demonstrating use of thermal imaging and AI is “significant stride toward revolutionising screening of canine dermal and SC masses”. 

Alterations made so vets and VNs, who have to show how they have reflected on what they have learned from their CPD, can more easily track progress and see when they are compliant.

Anna Shadforth crowned BVRA Veterinary Receptionist of the Year, beating more than 800 other nominations.

Thrums Vets, largest independent practice in Scotland, attracted 16 and 17-year-olds from across UK and is now planning similar events. 

Endocrinology app has been created using latest AI technology developed by RVC’s VetCompass team.

Creature Comforts, co-founded by vet Russell Welsh, says it is on a ”mission to radically improve working life for vets and give pet owners fast access to unlimited care”.

Queen tribute act headlines proceedings to mark opening of two-branch Beacon VetCare, while catering also raises £2,500 for suicide awareness and prevention charity The Canmore Trust.