A dozen daring fund-raisers – comprised of BVA and Vetlife staff and volunteers – will cover 1,200km by land, water or horseback throughout October.

The multispecialist small animal referral hospital is encouraging team members to take up its 10,000 Steps challenge for mental health.

The pharmaceutical group has donated essential veterinary supplies to Orangutan Veterinary Aid, which has conservation programmes in Indonesia and Malay.

Animal health firm launches High-Quality Pork – Precision Farming Award to provide grant to pig industry customer.

Series of fortnightly short webinars by Sarah Caney, featuring Q&A sessions, aimed at vets and VNs on key feline health topics.

“Colic awareness week gives us a fantastic opportunity to share the evidence-based information as widely as possible within the horse community” – Katie Lightfoot of the University of Nottingham.

Study shows owning an animal during lockdown has helped the mental health of all pet owners – not just the owners of cats and dogs.

Addition of feed to VETbytes’ emergency and critical care resource aims to ensure clinicians don’t miss latest information.

Study follows the release of a series of evidence-based growth standards from the Waltham Petcare Science Institute.

Data collected from 90 UK farms by Boehringer Ingelheim, in conjunction with National Milk Laboratories, shows increase in exposure to Ostertagia ostertagi.

The new fund aims to boost the number of vets that are qualified to certify products of animal origin and equines for export.

Clinicians at Galedin Vets in Berwick-upon-Tweed have saved the life of a helpless owlet that had broken its leg after falling from its nest.

The Hyperthyroid Cat Centre, based near Wetherby in West Yorkshire, treats cats referred from across the UK.

The pan-European care fund will pilot in the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Finland, with a view to expansion in the future.

Ceva Animal Health launches range of materials for vets to use when explaining risks, causes, prevention, treatment and economic implications of disease.

Lockdown has brought an increase in new pet owners, and they and vets are being urged to turn to technology to monitor animal exercise.

Five colleagues have a combined 13-plus decade stint working at Ashworth Veterinary Group in Hampshire.