Publication from Improve International provides comprehensive information to support the diagnosis and treatment of commonly seen pathologies of dogs and cats.

The first “for dogs, from dogs” canine bacterial gastrointestinal support product is introduced in the UK.

Projects that look at companion animal loss and bond-centred veterinary practices will be considered.

GPs with an interest in mentoring and/or workplace training are needed to help shape the future of support for veterinary graduates.

Fearless charity runners do it their own way after planned London 10km run is cancelled by Storm Ciara.

A new algorithm has been used to detect the life-threatening condition in dogs, with an accuracy rate “greater than 99%”, say US developers.

Association hopes the new scheme will provide a broader base of students with an insight into the world of equine veterinary medicine.

Narrow-spectrum antibiotic, targets the most important pathogens in fresh cases of mastitis in cows.

Compassionate TB advisor named Dairy Vet of the Year at the Cream Awards.

Product could protect against the bacteria in animals from seven weeks old if piglets are vaccinated at the earlier treatment time of three weeks, according to MSD.

Evicto provides flea and worm protection, and pets can be bathed two hours after treatment without loss of efficacy.

Top Animal Medicines Training Regulatory Authority award goes to “passionate” head nurse Emma Penn, of Middlewich Veterinary Surgery in Cheshire.

The new Aservo EquiHaler (ciclesonide inhalation solution) is a result of synergies between human pharma and animal health businesses.

Scotland’s first in-house receptionist academy has produced its first cohort of graduates, with six staff earning certificates from The College of Animal Welfare.

Vet had previously been reprimanded and warned about his conduct in relation to neutering surgery and related clinical note-keeping, and communication with clients.

As of 18 February, graduates from the University of Surrey School of Veterinary Medicine will be formerly accredited as vets by the RCVS.

The Vets Now “Bitesize” roadshows will visit nine UK cities, and cover the most popular and current topics in emergency and critical care.

“The disciplinary process had been a salutary experience and he is very unlikely to pose a risk to animals in the future or to contravene professional standards” – RCVS disciplinary committee chairman Stuart Drummond.

New range, available for cats and dogs, offers additional dispensing flexibility to practices and supports them in encouraging quarterly visits and compliance to health care plans.

“I would like to reassure the profession that the fee rise is both a necessary piece of financial future-proofing and will also help fund current projects” – Lizzie Lockett, royal college chief executive.

Veterinary personnel “touched” by bush fire crisis pay for medical supplies to be sent to colleagues in Australia to aid injured wildlife.

Despite Government manifesto promises on animal welfare, the RSPCA says no legal guarantee exists that welfare will be protected in a future trade deal.

The proportion of dogs screened for hip and elbow dysplasia has increased, while grades and scores of dogs used for breeding have also improved.

Multiple samples of each batch of injectable omeprazole have been demonstrated to be free of testosterone using a validated and highly sensitive method of analysis.

Additional vets and nurses will be required when £1.4 million West Yorkshire hospital opens in late summer.

Pending the success of the six-month “traffic light” scheme, the initiative will be rolled out across the UK in the summer.

Scientists say mutations caused by viral recombination events are a major driver of foot-and-mouth disease virus evolution.