Volunteers and supporters from across the country gather for a “Skill Set” event to further the charity’s work with the homeless and their pets.

The course, which is split into seven modules, covers personal insights and behaviours discovery, first-line management, finance, attracting and retaining talent, defining and managing commercial success, well-being, rewards and recognition and internal processes. 

The new awards have been developed to promote and support evidence-based management across the veterinary sector.

Advances in understanding this type of disease in sheep may lead to new diagnostic tests.

Primates have complex welfare and social needs, which those in favour of banning people from keeping them as pets say cannot be met in a domestic environment.

Anyone planning to attend SPVS-VMG Congress 2020 will benefit from reduced, members-only ticket fee reduction if they sign up before 31 October.

Puppy Pilot is a scheme established by Dogs Trust to aid the interception of dogs seized by the APHA at the ports and provide care and rehabilitation for them prior to finding them new homes.

Students from University of Edinburgh’s Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies reveal naked truth in variety of Scottish locations in aid of city charity.

Annual awards are a way to celebrate many great things happening in the profession – and the unsung heroes who make a difference in small animal practice.

New report calls for restriction on dates fireworks can be used and a restriction on the maximum level of decibels they can legally reach.

Learn how medical detection dogs can sniff out cancer, Parkinson’s disease, malaria and drug-resistant bacterial infections.

Stuart Reid “delighted and flattered” to be one of a handful of global scientists asked to join National Academy of Medicine.

Regulatory convergence is key to improving access, say global veterinary associations in new position statement.