New figures show the use of farm antibiotics in animals across Europe has fallen by 2.4%, but average use is three times higher than recommended in the O‘Neill Review.
The first known importation into the UK of a tick capable of vectoring the potentially fatal zoonotic Crimean-Congo haemorrhagic fever virus has been reported on a recently travelled pet dog.
A man has been jailed for 10 weeks and banned from keeping animals for life after leaving his pet English bull terrier with a untreated tumour hanging off its bottom jaw.
A vet swapped his stethoscope for a saucepan when he was accepted to appear on the popular TV show that sees five strangers compete to host the best dinner party.
Former Defra policy advisor Graeme Cooke is an experienced vet who has worked in a variety of clinical practice types, with extensive time spent in both rural and urban communities.
The CVS Group has joined forces with the Dachshund Breed Council in an x-ray screening programme aimed at reducing the prevalence of a crippling back disease in the species.
An antimicrobial resistance debate hosted by The Bella Moss Foundation on its 10th anniversary has “kick-started” an alliance that aims to improve communication between animal and human health professionals.
The European Medicines Agency has issued a marketing authorisation valid throughout the EU for a vaccine against a new type of haemorrhagic disease virus.
