The new NOAH compendium website has been optimised for ease of viewing on mobile phones and tablets as well as traditional desktops.

The WSAVA has hit back at inaccurate reports in the national media claiming it was urging vets to avoid using a market-leading vaccine.

What does a healthy ageing cat look like? That is the question being tackled in this month's issue of the Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery.

The life of a veterinarian who founded one of the UK’s first practice groups will be remembered via a charity event.

A kitten had a narrow escape after being mistaken for a rat and hit over the head by a member of the public.

Vets Karen Coumbe and Stephen Powles have been named winners of the BVA's inaugural photography competition after wowing judges with their images.

A vet has completed one of the toughest solo cycling challenges in the world, riding 928 miles in 90 hours 3 minutes – with less than six hours sleep.

A vet from Greater Manchester is getting behind the microphone for a regular slot on Oldham Community Radio to give advice on general topics such as dental care and preventive flea and worming treatments.

When an 18-stone tiger needed root canal treatment it required more than a simple visit from a vet dentist – as staff at Blackpool Zoo discovered.

Defra has confirmed the position of those microchipping cats, ferrets and rabbits.

The scientist who created Dolly the sheep believes anyone tempted to have their pet cloned should think again.

The Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network (SAVSNET) has been awarded £700,000 from the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council.

A £100,000 feline-only unit to improve the welfare and health of stressed out cats has opened in the north-east of England.

Royal Canin has launched a urinary stones analysis service to help UK veterinary practices offer a more tailored nutritional approach for urinary patients.

A vet is gearing up for a trip to Uganda to support a charity's efforts to eliminate rabies around the world.

A dog working as an educational and therapeutic aid at a school in York is being given free care by its local vet.

A vet has reached the final of a national competition showcasing new writers with her book on the importance of bone health.

Vets have a new interactive tool to help track and assess the threat of blowfly strike, providing a "near live" resource for vets, farmers and industry professionals.