Furosoral is described as âa versatile new product for the initial treatment, or maintenance therapy, of conditions associated with fluid build-up in cats and dogsâ.
Syvazul BTV3 is licensed to reduce viraemia, prevent mortality and reduce clinical signs and lesions in sheep and for the active immunisation against bluetongue virus serotype 3 in cattle.
Inactivated injectable vaccine indicated for the active immunisation against BTV-3 reduces viraemia, prevents mortality and reduces the clinical signs of in sheep and reduces viraemia in cattle.
Staffordshire vet Mpho Donald Lesolleâs name removed from register after disciplinary committee hearing found proved a number of failings relating to his time in an OV position.
Company says its acquisition of Saiba Animal Health will strengthen its research and development pipeline, specifically in the fast-growing pet therapeutics category.
Company to host âmeet the expertâ sessions covering strangles and equine cushingâs disease on its stand at BEVA Congress in Liverpool (11 to 14 September).
The Scottish SPCA said it was âvery disappointedâ after a man who admitted failing to provide veterinary care for six dogs was given a fine by a court.
A woman has been banned from keeping animals after she admitted failing to meet the needs of a Shar Pei cross which was found dead a week before Christmas.
Bovilis Cryptium from MSD is first vaccine proven to protect calves from the start of colostrum feeding against the highly infectious parasite behind the gastrointetinal disease.
A long-serving veterinary nurse has sought her own removal from the RCVS register to settle disciplinary proceedings over the removal of a microchip from a cat at a Suffolk practice.
Liz Somerville is a founder-director of Loch Leven Equine in Scotland and has been on the board of the Veterinary Management Group since 2019. Now president of the VMG, Liz took time out of her busy schedule to tell us about her job, her life and to share some insights about the sectorâŠ
New study by Waltham Petcare Science Institute shows the approach can accurately detect microbial biomarkers specifically associated with canine periodontitis from a single dental plaque sample.Â
Findings by an RVC research team suggest IV fluid therapy post-blood donation may not be necessary, as haemodynamic stability appears to be maintained despite the loss of blood.