“Although Staffies are often perceived as aggressive, this study revealed no significant difference in the risk of aggression…” – Camilla Pegram of VetCompass.
Event was due to be the BSAVA’s first in its new Manchester venue, but “ongoing uncertainty” means the association feels a virtual congress is the best option for all in the veterinary professions in 2021.
Lords vote for amendment to Agriculture Bill that could help protect British farmers against lower-quality imports produced to lower welfare standards.
“The arrival of this Siemens scanner is the latest example of an ongoing investment at Willows...” - Andrew Parry, head of imaging, Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service.
“I am truly humbled to be given this opportunity by the company and am looking forward to spearheading some really exciting projects…” – Alistair Cliff.
James Russell takes over chain and states: “We must work together, and draw on our strength in unity to deliver strong animal health and welfare care, through a strong and healthy profession.”
Business owners, practice founders, HR directors and association past-presidents among the roster of speakers for afternoon of inspirational talks on 29 September.
Researchers at University of East Anglia have been involved in a study that shows how the main impacts of civil wars on wildlife are often indirect, rather than as a result of military action.
Study analysed more than 150,000 locations on the genomes from modern Australian labradoodles and individuals from each of the breeds that were part of its ancestry.
Almost 2,000 people responded to a Royal Canin survey which has highlighted some of the reasons why cat owners don't take their pets to the vet more often.
Mayhew says COVID-19 lockdown reduced owner access to veterinary practices for neutering, resulting in increase in stray, feral and owned cats giving birth.
