BVA president Sean Wensley praised Scotland on its leadership in many areas of animal welfare during his speech at the BVA’s annual Scottish dinner last night.
A group of intrepid motorbiking vets have raised funds to vaccinate hundreds of equines against African horse sickness (AHS) in a remote South African region.
The London Vet Show has launched its most extensive equine programme to date with an additional equine lecture stream and 50% more content than last year.
Farming families in need are to receive much-needed support thanks to a new campaign launched by Elanco Animal Health, in partnership with the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institute.
A need to raise awareness about veterinary medicines among EU citizens has been revealed by a survey from the International Federation for Animal Health Europe.
Delegates to this year’s Official Veterinarian Conference will receive a three-month free trial of Improve International’s recently launched online platform, Bitesize.
A study has found dog bites suffered by young children are often inflicted by the family dog and such incidents frequently occur, despite the presence of an adult.
Personalised medicine tailor-made to have the greatest efficacy on individual animals could be available to vets in 10 years, a leading academic has said.
The Responsible Use of Medicines in Agriculture (RUMA) Alliance has called on global business leaders to recognise the complexity of the antimicrobial resistance challenge in humans and animals.
A news article in Veterinary Times has been welcomed for highlighting the hereditary health crisis affecting cavalier King Charles spaniels and other breeds.
Veterinary practices are being urged to support a campaign to help vaccinate the 100,000 stray and roaming dogs in Sierra Leone at risk of culling because of the fear of rabies.
