Former BVA president Gudrun Ravetz says âitâs important to understand why...â, in response to 18.5% pay gap shown in the societyâs biannual survey.
Following open letter from the Home Secretary, BVA senior vice-president says agreement is a âreassuring stepâ, but clarity is needed regarding EU vets wanting to work in the UK once it has left the EU.
Charity to tell a Government review that, in 2017, it received telephone calls alleging use of weapon on 519 wild birds, 341 cats, 125 wild mammals and 111 dogs, among others.
Staff from the exotic species department in the Bristol-based practice are celebrating after receiving gold rabbit friendly status by Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund.
The BVNA, British Veterinary Dental Association, VN Times and Mars Petcare have once again teamed up to help RVNs across the country lead the way in companion animal dentistry.
The Rabbit Welfare Association and Fund is calling on the profession to help shape its 2018 CPD schedule following a year of successful roadshows and events.
Members of the University of Nottingham SpiderLab group have plans to turn an old aquarium into a state-of-the-art âarachnariumâ to house â and add â to its collection.
Staff at West Midlands practice, who came to rescue of animal shelter hit by thieves that stole gifts, described as âgreat professionals with big heartsâ.
Iain Grant, Fitzpatrick Referrals Oncology and Soft Tissueâs lead clinician in medical oncology addition, says landing the job fulfils a âlong-term ambitionâ.
âMuch more needs to be done,â said International Cat Care in light of RSPCA statistics showing that, in 2017, 87% of cats taken into care did not have a microchip.
By modifying the Marekâs disease vaccine, scientists at The Pirbright Institute have made a breakthrough that could have broad implications for the future of poultry vaccines.
