New digital learning platform will be launched later in the year to support and develop skills and knowledge of veterinary teams, and RCVS is seeking panel to provide early feedback.
Actress and radio presenter Gemma Atkinson is backing pet nutrition firm’s campaign to provide more than 150,000 meals for shelter pets across participating countries.
Audevard Laboratories has introduced a 10-tablet blister pack for Equioxx, which was the first tablet form of the NSAID for horses and originally launched in a 60-tablet bottle.
“It would be deeply misguided to push back the need for these vital checks even further and in so doing weaken this layer of protection for both animal and public health” – James Russell, BVA.
Group will provide financial support to academics, institutions and researchers who seek to better understand pancytopenia, identify causes and improve treatment options.
Following extensive lobbying, the Government has put in place emergency support measures to help people fleeing war-torn Ukraine bring their pets with them to the UK.
Caernarfon-based vet Anke Hill has been removed from the register after being sentenced to 19 years in prison for taking a “key part” in the kidnapping of a child at knifepoint.
Live event to run in Liverpool from 7 to 10 September with virtual stream also available and access to all content for a further six months to all in-person attendees.
First online discussion forum, exclusively for RCVS fellows, allows members to share ideas, make connections with others and have a greater involvement in future fellowship activities.
RCVS disciplinary committee removes Walter Dingemanse from the register after he was handed an eight-month suspended jail term for possessing indecent images of children and extreme animal abuse.
Farmer and former Defra chair will take over on 1 March following the retirement of Phil Sketchley, who has headed up the Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority since 2014.
“In the view of the committee, if [Anne Mullen] were permitted to remain on the register, there would be a serious risk of harm to animals” – Judith Way, chairman of the RCVS disciplinary committee.
Registration is now open for the free event, which will be held on 2 March and feature speakers from the fields of public health, veterinary medicine and parasitology.
Recognising receptionists as invaluable in practices to helping spread importance of preventive health initiatives, Virbac has launched a dental care course features, with content tailored to the front of house.