BVA Veterinary Photographer of the Year 2023 unveiled
British Veterinary Association announces category winners – Vets at work, All creatures great and small; and Happy pets that make us smile Three red-billed oxpeckers hunting […]
Month: May 2023
New survey shows concerning rise in dog aggression following pandemic puppy boom
Half of vets in the UK have reported a rise in the number of clients concerned about their dogs’ increasingly aggressive behaviour over the last […]
VetYogi Launches new subscription service for veterinary teams
VetYogi, the yoga company run by vet Chloe Hannigan, has launched a new subscription service for veterinary practices and individuals. VetYogi’s new ‘VetYogi Collective’ is […]
Mild spring weather potentially more dangerous for pets than extreme summer heatwaves, vets warn
Mild spring weather potentially more dangerous for pets than extreme summer heatwaves, vets warn The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has released new statistics showing that […]
BVNA welcomes electric shock collar ban in England from 2024
The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) is delighted at the news that Government has laid regulations to ban the use of remote-controlled electric shock collars […]
RCVS announces its 2023 Honours & Awards recipients
At its March meeting, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Council approved this year’s Honours & Awards recipients who include: a veterinary surgeon and […]
RCVS Academy launches new course to support newly registered veterinary nurses
For this year’s Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month, the RCVS Academy, a free digital learning platform for the veterinary professions, has launched a new course which […]
STRANGLES AWARENESS WEEK GOES TO BADMINTON HORSE TRIALS
The Strangles Awareness Week campaign is going to Badminton Horse Trials, which starts from Thursday 4th – Monday 8th May). Visitors to the biggest five-star eventing competition […]
Webinar offers expert view of video-endoscopy for gastrointestinal disorders
Innovative live interview brings opportunity to interact with internal medicine specialists A live and interactive webinar interview on “Gastrointestinal disorders: advantages and limitations of video-endoscopy”, […]
RCVS and BVCIS invite veterinary professionals and students to participate in upcoming disability and chronic illness survey
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and British Veterinary Chronic Illness Support (BVCIS) are calling upon veterinary surgeons, veterinary nurses and students to take […]