Veterinary professionals can learn more about ways of improving their resilience during a forthcoming Mind Matters webinar.

Services are being disrupted after workers began two weeks of walkouts amid no sign of a breakthrough in resolving the dispute.

Senior officials have urged ministers to move swiftly to reform the Veterinary Surgeons Act following Labour’s landslide general election victory on 4 July.

Aura Veterinary in Surrey and Arthrex Vet Systems say they are aiming to transform animal care in veterinary oncology and soft tissue surgery.

Dozens of clinicians have signed an open letter published by the Progressive Veterinary Association calling for vets and nurses to be given a vote on the “momentous” proposals.

A national homelessness organisation has recognised the work of a veterinary charity with people and pets living on the streets.

Leading veterinary charity has also urged clinicians affected by the process to reach out to them, though they stress current levels of service demand are largely stable.

Clinicians and farmers have been recognised for their efforts to combat antimicrobial resistance through a nationwide project.

Key message of a cattle vet conference hosted by Ceva Animal Health was importance of them extolling virtues of pain relief to their farming clients.

Issue back in focus after four horses euthanised during a recent race meeting in Devon and consultation indicates significant support for a ban on greyhound racing in Scotland.

The event – which will feature live streams for remote audiences – will be hosted at The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth on 28 July.

Interested parties can have their say on the proposed scope of the probe over the next three weeks.

The RCVS said the programme has been in development for some time in response to professional feedback, as campaigners prepared to stage their latest protest demanding change.

New study warns of need for fresh measures, including legislative reform, after analysis of data shows an increase in part of the UK of 55% in eight years.

Officials are planning to register their first cohort of veterinary degree students this autumn as they aim to help tackle key problems in the Scottish sector.

National Equine Welfare Council found one in 20 of respondents were considering having their horse euthanised within the next 12 months because of increased costs.

Professionals who hold or supply imported medicines have less than two weeks before service scrapped.