Sustainability

Small changes can have a very significant environmental impact when applied on a large scale

Alongside our dedication to our patients, as custodians of animal welfare we need to own a responsibility to the animals beyond “our care”

Plastics are visible and at the forefront of our minds when considering our impact on the planet

The veterinary profession has a huge part to play in the fight for climate and social justice; we have the ability to positively impact many human and animal lives

Integrating sustainability into your organisation presents many commercial opportunities, as well as being a moral imperative

Telemedicine has helped us maintain our professional obligations and holds exciting sustainability potential

When aiming to reduce our impact on the environment, we should also be thinking about sustainable pet care

Creation of a wildlife area at your veterinary practice can benefit the health and well-being of the environment, people and animals

Should we reconsider our parasite control strategies as they are harmful to the environment?

The aim of regenerative agriculture is to reboot the functionality of an ecosystem and promote biodiversity

Antibiotic sales have seen a 53 percent reduction since 2013 – a great step in the fight against antimicrobial resistance

We need to take responsibility for the waste we produce and where it ends up

Vets already lead the way for animal health and welfare; so, shouldn’t we also be a driving force of sustainability?

How can veterinary professionals apply their unique skillset to become leaders in the sustainability challenges?

Schemes in the UK are falling short of citizen expectations and the ambition to provide a “good life” for farm animals

What does it mean to be a sustainable large animal practice?