Veterinary professionals urged to focus on âcost-effectiveâ care solutions as more than 200,000 cats and dogs are currently unregistered because of a lack of practice capacity for new clients.
Leading consultant in human aeromedical retrieval medicine confirmed as keynote speaker for the event, which will be held at the Royal Armouries in Leeds from 9 to 10 November.
Charityâs data follows launch of online support materials for anxiety, and suggests the service may now be seeing levels of annual demand beyond even the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic.
With polling open until 17 July, full and student members of the association are able to choose from RVN and student candidates for the five seats available on council.
An online questionnaire â funded by Defra â has been opened as part of the study, but time is running out for veterinary professionals to have their say.
Guidelines on professional wellness, reproduction and direct zoonoses, as well as an updated set of its vaccination guidelines, will be unveiled at WSAVA Congress in Lisbon from 27 to 29 September.
Mohammed Aqib Ashraf, who was keen to develop his skills in theatre, has completed a six-week secondment from Animal Ark Veterinary Centre to nearby Southfields Veterinary Specialists.
A total of 1,400 people have taken part in the project to date, but professionals and students are still being urged to get involved, regardless of their individual circumstances.
Of those starting in the past 12 months, 27 are RVNs, 4 are post-registration programme RVNs, 9 are patient care assistants, 2 are radiographers and 1 is a therapeutic radiographer.
Louise Buckley fears thousands of dogs could give false positive results and feels more needs to be done to offer imported dog owners contextualised care.
The lack of formal legal protection for the title of veterinary nurse has been branded a âtravestyâ, and likened to fraud as a new report of professional and public surveys on the issue was released.
RCVS fellow Mark Bowen will present on vaccination, serology and guttural pouch lavage as a combination of tools to keep highly contagious infection at bay.
The Introduction to Referral Nursing Programme will be followed by IVC Evidensiaâs first Referral Nurse Development Programme and is part of IVC Evidensiaâs comprehensive referral nursing strategy.
It is hoped publication of the book will empower veterinary nurses with knowledge that can help them provide anaesthesia management that is as safe as possible for animals in their care.Â
