A trio of veterinary organisations have joined forces to remind pet owners to take special care of their rabbits this summer.

Three vulnerable kittens have been rescued after they were thrown on to a veterinary practice roof.

Students and staff at a VN training college have raised more than £700 after taking part in a charity event.

Vets Now's second Brighton 2 Day Small Animal CPD Meeting has been hailed a success by delegates and organisers alike.

An overweight dog described as being "like a barrel" has lost 5lbs and is now so fit, it can jump the garden fence.

A horse was shot in the eye with a longbow bolt in what has been described as a "wicked attack on a friendly and sociable little chap".

Vets are being urged to remind clients a lack of mental stimulation can have a huge impact on rabbit behaviour.

University of Nottingham veterinary experts have been offering free cat neutering and microchipping to low-income homes in Derby.

A Cheshire equine hospital is marking its 25th anniversary with an open day, featuring a range of horse-inspired activities and talks.

Staff at a Southampton practice are celebrating after an appeal publicised through vettimes.co.uk, Veterinary Times and VN Times was a runaway success.

An online MSc in Veterinary Anaesthesia and Analgesia has been added to the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies' master's programmes.

The true extent of lungworm presence in the country has been brought into focus by the work of a vet practice in Essex.

Bristol first-year veterinary student Ella Briscoe has become the 50,000th registered user of veterinary knowledge site WikiVet.

Dog walkers are urged to be extra vigilant after a family pet was bitten on the face by an adder.

BSAVA Congress organisers are looking for a veterinary band to perform at VetFest in 2017. So, do you have what it takes to join the line-up?

Stress and long working hours have been pinpointed as major factors, forcing young vets to rethink their career options, which delegates will discuss at the inaugural BVU conference.

Stones, teats from babies’ dummies, socks and kebab sticks were among hundreds of weird and wonderful items PDSA vets have surgically removed from patients in 2015.