New online partnership says “most pet owners are paying over the odds for medication because they believe they must purchase directly from their vet and do not consider shopping around”.

“Finding a new virus responsible for disease is the first step in developing a vaccine to prevent infection. It’s especially exciting if the vaccine could prevent a future cancer developing,” Kelly Diehl.

Staff from The College of Animal Welfare have been put through their paces by the Royal Army Veterinary Corps in preparation for the upcoming 10k race for charity.

New Royal College of Nursing guidance will support hospitals and other health care services to explore use of animal therapy.

Ahead of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle’s nuptials this weekend, residents at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home Old Windsor centre participated in a special street party to mark the royal wedding.

A weekend of sporting activitives, well-being workshops and an appearance by the real-life Forrest Gump will all be part of the inaugural event.

Delegates from across the UK and Europe gathered for the latest Vet Dynamics Bootcamp to learn more about forces of change shaping the veterinary profession.

Rodent gets into “wee” spot of bother after getting stuck in student house lavatory bowl, before being rescued by RSPCA animal collection officer.

Potential students can equip themselves with key information about where to study from the Veterinary Schools Council admissions committee document.

Lateral flow technology will be at heart of new method Abington Health hopes will provide faster, more accurate results in dairy cows.

International Veterinary Student Association plans more exchange trips following success of recent visit to vet school by Polish students.

Results gathered online will help find trends in endemic horse diseases and, as patterns emerge, steer awareness, education and research.

Event was one of a Virbac-sponsored series across the country being held to raise cash to train more puppies to help people with hearing difficulties.

Charity delivers petition to Government after survey finds almost half of vets questioned had treated cats that were victims of air-powered weapon attacks in 2015.

A PDSA team of veterinary staff from Stoke-on-Trent is training hard and hoping animal lovers will support their challenge to raise funds for poorly pets.

With 21 people having been killed by breeds of dog other than the four “danger” types banned in 1991, MPs now want to know whether further changes to the law are needed to ensure public safety.