COVID-19 pandemic

Awards highlight those individuals who go one step further to promote the health and wellbeing of dogs through their work in the world of veterinary science

Campaign is issued after the Government announcement allowing families to go out in their cars for exercise and leisure again

Survey was organised to see where and how people might need support and guidance for their horses during this very difficult time

Letter was written in response to the announcement that the Government would be introducing a temporary cap on student numbers during the coronavirus pandemic

In-house test identifies urinary tract infection and antibiotic susceptibility profile within a matter of minutes

Members are offered their first video consultation with a vet for free

Main areas under consideration include the provision of 24-hour emergency cover and the interpretation and application of an animal being under the care of a veterinary surgeon

The Innovation in Wellbeing competition is encouraging veterinary teams to think of new and inventive ideas for supporting each other

Podcast is part of the Knowledge Sessions, a series launched last year featuring experts discussing hot topics and providing practical advice

Latest survey has identified some positive trends in terms of a slight uptick in business

Practices will be able to book consult rooms, and sign up pet owners for online appointments and allow owners to pay in advance

VMG is asking members of the veterinary profession working in leadership or management roles to complete a short survey about different aspects of their role

Online educational resource is designed to deliver over 100 hours of planned lectures that would have taken place at BSAVA Congress

In the light of the COVID-19 emergency, the congress will be re-arranged for June 2021

Webinars provide practical guidance on improving client flow, streamlining and efficiencies, plus improving practice turnover and profits

The research analysed current limitations facing interdisciplinarity and the ability to achieve holistic understandings

Webinar series is aimed at helping vets to think about how to maximise their services to farmers using the VetIMPRESS platform

Use of telemedicine has become an important way to protect and monitor the health of patients, clients, and veterinary teams

Announcement does not suggest the need for any immediate changes to the existing guidance on how to manage cases and see animals safely

Herd tests are allowed to continue while maintaining the safety of farmers and vets