University of Bristol Veterinary School wants to help identify the earliest signs of joint disease, which could make a difference to the lives of millions of cats in the future.
The 2019 event will see the Food Standards Agency represented at a RUMA conference for the first time, and a keynote speech from investigative journalist Maryn McKenna.
HMRC task force that was formed in 2015 has recovered more than ÂŁ5 million in unpaid taxes from dishonest dog breeders and black market puppy farmers.
The course, offered by The Webinar Vet, comes in the wake of Mental Health Awareness Week (13 to 19 May) and has been created to help individuals achieve a better, healthier life.
Lurcher Roxy presented with massive injuries to both hindlegs after a woodland walk, but joint efforts by veterinary teams have returned her to health.
The collective behind Rabbit Awareness Week has provided some top tips on how to make the most of the week (1 to 9 June) for your practice and its patients.
A study has suggested raw, wild venison-based cat food was the source of 13 indoor cats being infected with TB; the product has been withdrawn from the market.
Medivet scheme will see grads work off rota, side by side, with a dedicated clinician who will be their first point of contact for advice â both clinical and non-clinical.
Second UK outbreak reported this year. Authorities say new case has âclose epidemiological linksâ with previous breakdown in three horses in April.
Research follows concern from veterinary dental specialists in Europe who were seeing a significant increase in the number of dogs presenting with fractured teeth.
New data, revealed at the CVBD World Forum in Italy, proves disease-carrying vectors are spreading faster than ever, with new threats emerging across the globe.
US scientists have isolated the virus in wild animals in two neighbouring states, but the distinct subgroup of canine distemper virus has not yet been reported in a domesticated dog.
Statistics show more dogs were stolen in 2018 and fewer reunited with their owners, with Chihuahuas, French bulldogs and Jack Russell terriers most commonly taken.
A study, funded by the VMD â with support from the Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network, will rely heavily on the participation of âfront lineâ vets and nurses through electronic survey.
