Greencross Pet Wellness Company is bringing its Greencross Clinical Symposium back after a two-year break for COVID-19 and opening to international members of the veterinary profession.
The organisation's chief executive fears huge numbers of puppies could now be at risk as a result of rogue dog breeding and the spiralling cost of living.
The session â led by the British Veterinary Dental Association president Tom Williams and vet James Greenwood â will cover the initial diagnostic pathway of tooth fractures and describe the treatment options available.
Scientists have warned the diet risks spreading harmful and antibiotic-resistant bacteria, but one accredited company boss says they are addressing the risks.
The inaugural cohort of SRUC Veterinary Nursing degree graduates have enjoyed their success during the collegeâs first in-person graduation events for three years.
An evening co-hosted by VN council chairperson Matthew Rendle and RCVS director of veterinary nursing Julie Dugmore marked the professionâs diamond jubilee year in style.
An RCVS disciplinary committee has barred a Suffolk-based nurse from practising for three months, but concluded it was âhighly unlikelyâ she would re-offend.
The event, formerly known as the BSAVAâs Scottish Congress, will feature 28 lectures, 4 practicals and 10 hours of CPD across streams for vets, VNs and the banner of âopen to allâ.
The nurse committee, which comprises nine members and is chaired by REVN Marie Rippingale, will ensure BEVA gains a nursing perspective on all equine veterinary issues.
The new event is part of the collegeâs expanding virtual CPD provision, which has grown this year following the success of its many other virtual events.
Worries sector could be unable to meet demand for services as new study finds vet professionals more likely to quit or feel burnt out if they experience rudeness from senior colleagues or clients.
