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VetViewer is free for small animal, mixed and equine practices to use and currently over 400 UK practices rely on it to track their metrics

BEVA membership offers easy access to a wealth of supportive resources and online CPD

National pet charity’s tips will help to keep your horse safe within the confines of current Governmental restrictions

Tool is specifically tailored to help vets identify and process emergency canine and feline cases during these challenging circumstances

All votes must be cast, either online or by post, by 5pm on Friday 24 April 2020

The American Association of Veterinary Medical Colleges (AAVMC) awarded several individuals, including Professor Stephen May, Senior Vice Principal at the RVC, with the AAVMC Presidential Awards for M…

Emergency relief fund will help support dog rescue centres and other canine organisations affected by the coronavirus pandemic

The focus of the new arrangement will be the use of Fixed Phage technology which allows bacteriophages to be irreversibly attached to surfaces

The event was livestreamed in 23 countries and generated unprecedented social media engagement

Position will help the profession to strike the right balance between providing essential veterinary care for animals and safeguarding the health of the profession and the public

The BVA has advised that veterinary practices can be considered essential services under the new measures announced on 23 March

VMG members benefit from a wide range of exclusive online resources, via its Resource Hub

Students from universities across the UK are encouraged to apply and the deadline for entries is 26 June 2020

Dr Christopher Sturgess believes he can make a positive contribution to the work that the RCVS is already undertaking in ensuring the veterinary team remains healthy and respected

The RCVS and BVA clarify that some veterinary surgeons will be able to claim key worker status if they are providing essential veterinary care

Nutravet is pleased to announce the launch of its new liver product, nutramarin

Statement will help the veterinary profession interpret the guidance released by Government

Temporary arrangements and guidance have been approved by both the VN Education Committee and VN Council

The money will ensure the UK continues to be a world-leading science capability and safeguard the agency’s role in fighting current and emerging animal and plant diseases

Veterinary practices will be entering a period of financial difficulty and continuing to provide vital care and treatment to animals while contending with staff shortages and reduced turnover