RCVS disciplinary committee removes vet from register for two months for dishonest, but “out-of-character”, health record entries.

Attendees at one-day event in October will be able to boost understanding of equine or canine osteoarthritis and how to treat it.

The proposed changes follow on from recommendations made by the Kinnaird Review into farm animal disease surveillance, which were accepted by the Scottish Government in 2011.

Willows-based diplomate voted on to the influential committee leading the European College of Veterinary Surgeons’ scientific programme.

The Assembly Rooms in Bath will once again host VetCPD Congress, which this year features a range of subjects from nutrition and neurology to cardiology and cytology.

New, data-driven innovation centre for veterinary science has been approved for funding.

Two new additions at Paragon mean centre has now recruited seven diplomates in the past nine months.

New recommendations made on how to limit their potential harm to both animals and humans.

Online event aims to update veterinary professionals on help and advice for canine and feline patients during the fireworks and party season.

Disciplinary committee decides vet has “to date, overcome her addiction to alcohol”.

Association of Veterinary Surgeons Practising in Northern Ireland’s autumn event to include CPD lectures, a mental health workshop and activities for children.

“We view this investment in research and the pursuit of new knowledge as the lifeblood of the veterinary profession” – MSD Animal Health.

The Scottish SPCA is calling for vets to support animal cruelty investigations, provide expert witness statements and give evidence in court.

Until now it has not been possible to test for encysted small redworm as faecal egg counts only detect the presence of egg laying adult worms.

Hands-on event aims to help vets and VNs “provide higher welfare wound care for the most typical presentations of avian casualty”.