COVID-19 pandemic

Campaign was first introduced in 1998 to highlight the link between domestic violence and animal abuse

The aim is to to make a difference to practices catching up and reconnecting to their pet owners using compliant platforms designed for remote veterinary support

11 lectures were presented over two streams of live sessions, and speakers covered a wide range of topics

Funding will help zoos cover costs relating to animal keeping such as feed, heating and security

Animal welfare organisations, vets and breeders urge public not to buy a “pandemic puppy” and warn of worsening health crisis for in-demand flat-faced breeds

There is already a shortage of veterinary surgeons in the UK, with overseas veterinary surgeons filling in this shortfall

New method will allow student veterinary nurses to prove they meet the Day One Competences and Skills

The RCVS 177th Annual General Meeting will will take place via a dedicated online platform on 10 July 2020 in light of the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic

In light of the Coronavirus pandemic, the RAW 2020 team are planning an online festival of events and celebrations in August

Prof Priestnall has researched respiratory Coronavirus infections in dogs and was able to contribute valuable insights into the project

Summit will be packed with over 100 TED-talk style talks from leading speakers from around the globe

Registrants will receive access to 11 hours of CPD content especially chosen and curated for veterinary nurses

Associations have teamed up to support veterinary leaders coping with an unprecedented rate of change in the profession

Professor Argyle will take up the position at the Annual General Meeting of the RCVS which takes place on 10 July 2020

Decision was made following detailed discussions with FECAVA, PSAVA and its industry partners, sponsors and member associations

Solutions will allow veterinarians to address specific health needs while staying virtually engaged with clients

Sessions are a collaboration with the Tavistock Institute and will be led by experts in the field of organisational development and change

ADCH Emergency Fund has been set up to help rescues get through the crisis and avert potentially catastrophic consequences for animals in urgent need in the UK

Online sessions involved 47 presenters and 49 presentations using an online video conferencing solution

Grants will support research projects that focus on priority animal welfare issues in the UK