A breakthrough that could help manage canine epilepsy by reducing seizures has been described by an RVC scientist involved in the research as âthe most exciting thing I have done in my careerâ.
Veterinary professionals are being urged to lend their skills to the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad and help transform the lives of 100 million working donkeys, mules, horses and their owners.
The RVC is offering testing for atypical myopathy â a severe and life-threatening equine muscle disorder caused by ingestion of sycamore tree seeds or seedlings by horses kept at pasture.
The BVA has reiterated calls for the Government to ensure resources for existing disease control and eradication programmes, and surveillance systems are maintained.
A veterinary group has unveiled what it believes to be a new professional âgold standardâ in its three-year structured EMS model for the vets of the future.
A member of the RCVS Governing Council has spoken of his own multiple suicide attempts at the launch of a new initiative designed to tackle mental health stigma in health professions.
A husband and wife team say they have âfilled a gapâ within the veterinary industry by combining their animal care expertise to create zoo-related CPD.
The BVA and BVNA have launched a new campaign encouraging the veterinary family, UK governments and the general public to show their support for âteam vetâ.
The college says the donation of 50 elephant feet from zoos and safari parks across the EU have provided an âinvaluable insightâ of foot disease in the species.
Pan-European initiatives to reduce and rethink the use of antimicrobials in animals, in a bid to combat the spread of antimicrobial resistance, have been announced.
A high-tech, non-invasive instrument that gives unprecedented diagnostic access to a dogâs gastrointestinal tract has been hailed a success by one of the first UK vets to use it.
