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Updated advice states as long as veterinary professionals are taking all precautions, they will not be considered as contacts and will not have to self-isolate

Information has been written for vets to pass on to their clients easily, and explains what ticks are, how to spot and safely remove them, and what babesiosis is

These dogs were destined to be advertised online for extortionate prices, sold to unsuspecting buyers, while cruel puppy smugglers make huge profits

In addition to the webinar, further resources to support diabetes care and client education materials will be provided

Parasiticides are a way to improve animal welfare but also generate practice revenue, which is vital for economic recovery

Ceva Animal Health held a virtual symposium on “the new discovery in feline communication” during the ISFM International Feline Congress (8-10 August 2020)

MSD Animal Health’s position is broadened with enhanced parasite protection in calves and lambs

New 20g pack size was launched to suit the needs of smallholders and owners of backyard chicken flocks

Virtual conference brings together the world’s best in animal health

The BVDA Virtual Conference will consist of two live streams of webinars, running simultaneously from 9am - 5pm on Wednesday 23rd September 2020.

Awards ceremony celebrated the achievements of Vets4Pets graduates and the commitment shown by colleagues across its Group

Contribution of practices to the development and training of the UK’s veterinary and veterinary nurse students is invaluable

“Hatha for Heroes” campaign was created to raise awareness of the importance of health and wellbeing

Veterinary professionals are allowed more flexibility in deciding whether to consult remotely or face to face

Support for veterinary students is a new focus for Improve

Warning comes as at least one case of a dog death linked to blue green algae exposure was reported earlier this summer

Injectable solution is licensed for the treatment of non-resectable, non-metastatic subcutaneous and cutaneous MCTs

Reminder comes following the recent publication of statistics on rabies in UK bats by Defra

Study findings are an important step in not only the diagnosis but surgical method and recommended treatments

Important research assets rescued from Newmarket and moved to Cambridge