Study shows detection dogs would be capable of screening up to 300 people for COVID-19 in around 30 minutes with an accuracy of 94%.

Equestrian bodies satisfied that concerns about outbreak on the continent have now abated and 10-day quarantine no longer needed.

“A lot of work has gone into the garden to make it bee and wildlife friendly” – Charlie Hertel, Quarry Veterinary Group.

New approach strengthens vet position on microchip scanning in dogs ahead of euthanasia and follows public campaign known as ‘Tuk’s Law’.

After a COVID-19-enforced 14-month break in practice sessions, association is bringing back in-person CPD with “Fundamentals of lameness, laminitis and farriery” on 20 May.

Association advised Government to keep animal welfare rights at the forefront when negotiating post-Brexit deals with Australia and New Zealand.

Open to cats that have been diagnosed with diabetes in the past six months, the study hopes to use the information gained to optimise future treatments.

Vets voice disappointment at being shut out of a live debate on Good Morning Britain during which guests criticised their charges for fees and services.

The Kennel Club has urged the Government to continue pursuing the nationwide ban on shock collars after a legal challenge from electric shock collar manufacturers.

APHA has awarded a contract to run veterinary field trials of CattleBCG vaccine and a differentiating infected from vaccinated animals skin test.

Free online event on 25 May will update vet professionals on the online puppy trade and discuss importance of legislation.

“Video consultations and responsible remote prescribing by experienced vets can offer pet owners a safe and quality alternative to visiting a veterinary practice” – Robert Dawson, vet and co-founder of Vet-AI.

Event will be hosted virtually by the University of Surrey School of Veterinary Medicine from 7 to 9 July.

Action Plan for Animal Welfare to focus on five key areas – animal sentience and cruelty; international advocacy; farm animal welfare; welfare of pets; and kept wild animals. 

Project also involved Galvani Bioelectronics, Queen Mary University of London and University of Cambridge, and shows significant finding with potential to improve future therapies.

Vets remove 30 rubber gloves from the stomach of a Rottweiler during three-hour operation.

Association is adding to its content in the BSAVA Library to complement BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Gastroenterology, published in 2019.

RVC student Collette Taylor’s PhD research is into development of novel diagnostic targets to find specific leptospira in canine clinical cases.

New series of popular podcast will focus on the relationships between specialists and the first opinion practices they serve.