National Veterinary Services says the scale and complexity of its move to a new purpose-built warehousing and distribution facility has been a factor in disruption.
Government says it has âno plansâ to expand the list of breeds outlawed under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, despite demands from some MPs and police chiefs, but BVA and others call for overhaul of law.
âThe overall cost of day to day living, including high energy costs, remains a serious concern for both vet businesses and their clientsâ â BVA junior vice-president Anna Judson.
Academics working in the UK and Japan hope their collaboration will eventually lead to the development of treatments for some of the most aggressive forms of the disease in both dogs and humans.
Badger Trust campaigners say their project will be the first detailed analysis of the speciesâ population and health after a decade of culling activity.
Marge Chandler will be sharing her insights into the role of clinical nutrition in practice during an interactive workshop at next monthâs gathering in Telford.
A range of free online resources has been unveiled by researchers at the University of Aberdeen following collaboration with a number of senior veterinary sector figures.
RSPCA inspectors say injuries discovered on the catâs body suggest she could have been attacked and have urged dog owners to keep their pets under control.
Initial admissions to veterinary science courses are up this year despite the fall in UCAS applications, but the VSC says those figures donât tell the whole story.
Practice teams are being encouraged to submit questions for a forthcoming webinar set to bring three sector bodies together to talk about the issue for the first time.
A new survey has found 4 in 10 owners think it will be harder to provide for their pets this winter than last, with heating costs and vet bills the most common concerns.
Dechraâs campaign, called âDonât let strangles take hold of your yardâ, aims to digitally target owners with horse health and disease prevention messages.
Demand for tougher penalties to address âgrowing trendâ of canine cropping, as latest data shows 1,200 alleged cases of mutilation have been reported to RSPCA in past three years.
