The Andes mountains are among the obstacles in David Hodgesā way as he bids to ride coast-to-coast from western Chile to Buenos Aires for cat welfare charity.
Webinar to advise vets on the present situation hears vaccine ultimately needed to tackle outbreak, amid fears about the potential for case numbers to keep rising during 2024.
Efra select committee backs the idea, initially proposed by the BVA, amid growing fears about the procedureās health effects and wider unease about the legislative plan itself.
UK CVO Christine Middlemiss praises colleaguesā āprofessionalism and resilienceā in 2023 and says she is āvery keen that we manage to progress a new Vet Surgeons Actā.
Issue is part of a broader exercise seeking public views on whether new licensing requirements in Wales should be applied to animal-related activities such as rescue centres.
In a newly released open letter to the prime minister, the group said more time was urgently needed for owners, vets and rescue centres to ādo the best for the dogs in our careā.
Four category results have now been declared and an overall champion of the inaugural scheme will be named at the groupās annual congress next month.
Working group says efforts to discourage owners from buying a brachycephalic dog must continue, despite signs that the message may be starting to get across to the public.
Jonathan Elliott, professor of veterinary clinical pharmacology, gains status in small animal internal medicine by the American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine.
A total of 23 animals in England have now been confirmed to have the virus since the initial case was detected last month, though officials maintain they do not believe it is circulating more widely.
European Medicines Agency issues positive opinion for MSD Animal Healthās Bravecto, which, if approved, would be āfirst and only once-yearly injectable flea and tick medicationā for dogs.