Manufacturers claim the tuberculin gun is easier to use and offers a significant cost-saving opportunity for practices.

Eravac is now indicated for the prevention of rabbit haemorrhagic disease type 2 for pet rabbits.

Applied Biosystems VetMAX MastiType Multi Kit identifies the 15 most significant mastitis-causing pathogens in three hours.

Zenifel contains 48ml of the same pheromone as the market leader, but “innovative diffusion system and high concentration of F3” means it lasts up to six weeks.

Pharmaceutical company introduces oral Bovikalc Dry to help support natural decrease in milk production at end of lactation cycle.

Trace levels of the anabolic steroid(s) trenbolone and/or trendione have reportedly been detected in products that contain the progestin altrenogest.

Boehringer Ingelheim produces series of expert short videos to help vets become more confident in prescribing pain relief to this exotic species.

Pharmaceutical firm launches its 11th product in the past three years with Moxiclear spot-on for dogs, cats and ferrets.

Entrepreneur Aneisha Soobroyen and her partner Jack worked alongside a nutritionist to develop the Scrumbles range, which contains a formula inclusive of probiotic.

MSD Animal Health is providing funds to advance commercial production of a low-cost vaccine to protect livestock against the virus.

Popular flea and tick collar granted approval to be used to reduce the risk of canine leishmaniosis via transmission by sandflies

A British firm believes its lookalike product range – designed to resemble owners – will help concerned canines with separation anxiety.

Equine hospital boasts England’s first large bore sliding gantry computed tomography system for improved large animal patient scanning.

Suspended “gold standard” painkiller for horses – named in list of nine products containing excipient diethanolamine – prompts dismay from equine vets.

VMD suspends diethanolamine (DEA) “in the light of scientific opinion” that consuming food from animals treated with products containing DEA may pose a risk to human health.

The only single-shot scour vaccine to be approved in Europe in more than 18 years is now available with an extended three-year shelf life.