Vets will be urged to help raise awareness about the importance of vaccination against rabbit viral haemorrhagic disease type two during Rabbit Awareness Week (1 to 9 June).

Success for Leicestershire multidiscipline referral centre in RCVS Practice Standards Scheme after it received three outstanding designations.

A veterinary surgeon from north-east England who stopped the local service from closing down now wants help from the profession to keep it open.

Convicted fraudster Peter Keniry, who is just out of jail, uses a legitimate registered veterinary surgeon’s details to obtain illegal employment – RCVS releases his photograph.

Small and mixed animal vets urged to take part in an online survey to evaluate confidence levels when it comes to treating exotic pets.

Inventor Alastair Mair developed the application out of frustration with handwritten anaesthetic records, which can frequently be incomplete, illegible and easily lost.

Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health was the headline act with nine category wins at the Veterinary Marketing Association’s annual awards ceremony in London.

“In the past, research has looked into areas such as glaucoma and the genetics that make some dogs overweight” – Paula Boyden, Dogs Trust.

Association officers concerned animal welfare not being met “in the interests of sensationalism and lowbrow entertainment” in I’m a Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here!

SRUC Veterinary and Analytical Laboratory brings together new technology, robotics and human expertise to create a centre for animal disease surveillance and testing.

Student vets were assessed in three different scenarios to test their communication and team working skills in emergency situations.

More than 40,000 nominations received to honour the exceptional work carried out by some of the best veterinary professionals in the country.

“It’s absolutely amazing to win. Everyone at my practice is a joy to work with, so they’ve played a part in this too” – Veterinary Receptionist of the Year, Kendall Clee.

Those who own amphibians privately are being asked to enforce strict biosecurity measures to protect the UK’s wild newt population from the catastrophic devastation Batrachochytrium salamandrivorans can cause.

Scientists are capturing 3D and 2D facial images of the breeding sow population in a bid to automatically identify different emotions conveyed by particular facial expressions.