Practical Webinar Helps Beef Farmers Tackle Costly Scour Issue
Beef farmers are being invited to join a practical webinar this November that tackles scour – one of the biggest causes of calf losses and […]
Month: November 2025
KRKA UK and Professor Stuart Carmichael lead LVS session on rethinking canine osteoarthritis
KRKA UK will be presenting “Rethinking Canine Osteoarthritis – From Pathogenesis to Practice” at this year’s London Vet Show. The session, led by orthopaedic specialist […]
Veterinary charity calls for unified action to boost support for contextualised care
Organisations and individuals across the veterinary sector are being encouraged to unite to support veterinary teams and pet owners to achieve contextualised care – care […]
Supportive therapies to improve quality of life in oncology patients championed in LVS specialist session
The importance of supportive therapies in oncology will be highlighted by Vetark, specialists in nutritional supplements for companion animals, at the 2025 London Vet Show. […]
British woman who lost mum to rabies takes part in record-breaking dog vaccination drive that aims to make rabies history
Robyn Thomson, whose mother made headlines when she passed away from rabies earlier this year, has played a crucial role in a mass dog vaccination […]
9 out of 10 vets want practices regulated
New data reveals vets back competition watchdog’s call for veterinary reform As the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) urges Government to prioritise reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act (VSA) following its investigation into vet […]
Data Highlights Gaps in Calf Scour Control on GB Farms
New data from 35 GB cattle farms¹ shows there are still key gaps in controlling calf scour — despite improvements in colostrum management and hydration […]
New HT Vista survey reveals 62% of canine lumps go undiagnosed in veterinary practices
A major new survey of more than 240 veterinary professionals has revealed a concerning gap in the diagnosis of canine dermal and subcutaneous growths, with […]
Horse welfare charity’s fireworks noise petition hits 100,000 signatures needed to be considered for Parliamentary debate as Bonfire Night looms
Redwings Horse Sanctuary’s petition asking the Government to reduce the maximum permitted noise level of fireworks from 120 to 90 decibels has reached 100,000 signatures. It means […]
Mixed Forage Quality Puts Pressure on Ewe Condition Ahead of Lambing
Mixed forage quality and variable ewe condition scores this year are putting extra pressure on farmers to analyse forage and adjust diets to maximise lamb […]