Veterinary

Veterinary advice on new strain of Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease

A new strain of Rabbit Viral Haemorrhagic Disease has been identified in rabbits in the UK. The British Veterinary Association…

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Doctors and vets save dogs’ lives with pioneering technique

A cutting edge technique has been used to save the lives of dogs with dodgy tickers. Veterinary cardiologists at Davies Veterinary…

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New Masters programme for vets

The British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) is launching an exciting new qualification for vets. The Masters by Research will allow vets,…

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Could Brexit threaten the status of vets and vet nurses?

‘Brexit’ could impact upon the status of vets and vet nurses working within the UK. Almost half of veterinary surgeons…

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BVA remains ‘outward looking’ following UK vote to leave EU

On June 24, The British Veterinary Association (BVA) released a statement in response to the UK’s referendum result.  BVA President, Sean…

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Ten odd items swallowed by pets

From socks to babies’ dummies. Vet charity PDSA has named the ten oddest items commonly swallowed by pets. Last year, the organisation treated…

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72-year-old vet cycles from Norfolk to Cape Town

72-year-old retired vet, Graham Duncanson, is marking 50 years in the profession with a two-year cycling trip from the UK to…

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How healthy are the UK’s pets? PDSA launches new survey

Vet charity, PDSA, has launched an appeal to vets and vet nurses across the UK. The veterinary profession has been invited…

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Vets part of the Pride in London Parade

Vets from across the UK will be formally part of the Pride in London Parade for the first time this…

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Vets ask whether Animal Welfare Act is working

Vets will mark the first ten years since the Animal Welfare Act’s introduction by coming together to consider its progress. The discussion,…

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