Veterinary
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Jan- 2018 -29 January
Blue Cross extends offerings with new vet partnerships
Blue Cross is teaming up with three more vet practices to offer discounted treatment for pet owners on a low…
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26 January
Concerns raised for animal medicines industry post-Brexit
Animal medicines businesses are becoming increasingly concerned about the future of the industry post-Brexit, according to NOAH’s second Brexit Barometer report.…
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24 January
New study reveals why dogs eat faeces
A study conducted by veterinary researchers at the University of California has revealed the reasons why some dogs tend to…
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19 January
Animal abuse and domestic violence studied at new centre
The new Veterinary Forensic Expert Centre has been opened, in the Netherlands, in the hope of offering further insight into…
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16 January
Protesters raise concerns to RCVS
Protesters marched to The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons to hand over a petition based on the Council’s recent statement on the…
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10 January
Vet nurses help to combat rabies
Two intrepid members of Davies Veterinary Specialists’ (Davies) nursing team in Hertfordshire have returned from the trip of a lifetime…
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10 January
£10.6m spent of pet dogs every year
The average cost of owning a dog from puppy age is between £21,000 to £33,000 during its lifetime, according to…
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8 January
University launches pioneering feline study
The Feline Healthy Ageing Clinic, located at the University’s Small Animal Practice in the heart of Liverpool, has launched a…
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5 January
#Puglife is prompting public to choose unhealthy breeds, say vets
Vets fear that the number of dogs needing invasive surgery to correct painful breed-related deformities will continue to soar as…
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4 January
New illegal puppy trade guidelines launched
Independent Vetcare (IVC) are to release guidelines for its 500 practices giving them advice on how to educate clients and…
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