Members of the community of independent practices are involved in a two-week online festival inspired by its Thriving in Practice initiative, including sessions on building resilience and confidence.

“Immediate steps have been taken to limit the risk of the disease spreading” – UK CVO Christine Middlemiss.

“It was previously thought such differences were purely aesthetic and had no impact on the animal’s motion, but what we have found dispels such notions” – Constanza Gómez Álvarez, University of Surrey.

Trade and Agriculture Commission being placed on full legal footing to help protect animal welfare by providing statutory scrutiny of all future trade deals.

Mischievous moggie uses up two of his nine lives after being run over twice in six months.

David Argyle will make a statement to RCVS council at its next scheduled meeting on 5 November 2020, to give council opportunity to consider the matter further.

Claire Horton has today announced she will be leaving Battersea Dogs and Cats Home after 11 years at the helm.

“For the Record” will form part of the college archives, and aims to amplify under-represented voices across the profession and inform future generations.

Black, Asian and ethnic minorities board meets for first time to discuss how IVC Evidensia’s new scholarship scheme can have maximum impact.

Cats Protection’s hopes of bringing in mandatory chipping of cats attracts support of more than 50 politicians.

Royal college warns against a “trial by media” following unsubstantiated allegations of bullying surrounding its next president, David Argyle.

Mandisa Greene to appear on ITV documentary as part of busy schedule for college president during Black History Month.

“We are looking forward to hearing from a wide range of veterinary professionals and animal owners to help us produce this vital resource…” – Freya Rooke, University of Nottingham.

Research carried out in Welsh mountain ponies raises the possibility of predicting weight loss success by analysing the faecal microbiome of individual animals.

“It’s very positive to see this downward trend across almost all countries – not just in terms of total sales, but also the highest priority antibiotics” – Cat McLaughlin, who chairs the Responsible Use of Medicines in Agriculture Alliance.

Researchers at Scotland’s Rural College to look into system where calves are kept with their mothers for up to five months.