Discrimination within the profession is still an issue, says association, as it seeks anonymised examples from vets, VNs, students and practice managers to better understand the problem.
Veterinary/animal usage shows big reduction â especially in critically important antibiotics, when compared with human usage â according to Government report.
âThe rising number of brachycephalic dogs is one of the biggest welfare issues Battersea is facing right now, which is heartbreaking to seeâ â Battersea head vet.
WSAVA-backed project will provide disease distribution maps for continent, helping vets manage control and prevention of infections in sub-Saharan regions.
BVA and RSPCA express regret that four types of dog â pitbull terrier, fila Brasileiro, dogo Argentino and Japanese tosa â will still be outlawed under the Dangerous Dogs Act.
Scientists at the University of East Anglia say rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus type two has âjumpedâ from rabbits to European brown hares here in the UK.
The projects will have transformative effects on developing communities internationally, highlighting the RVCâs dedication to scientific advancements that benefit all.
A five-year, one health national action plan and a vision to control antimicrobial resistance by 2040 has been put to world leaders at the Davos World Economic Forum meeting.
The study suggests a combination of location, weather and animal movement restrictions helped limit the impact of the 2007 UK outbreak, while another predicts larger outbreaks by 2100.
