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Osurnia is a treatment for inflamed or infected canine ears that contains three active ingredients

Case histories, macroscopic findings and histopathology results from 300 rabbits that died suddenly were reviewed

vPOP Pro allows access to an extensive pixel-free template library from all the major manufacturers and suppliers

The new policy is based on the application of behavioural science, recognising that the actions of vets and farmers are key to successful disease control programmes

From 1 October 2020 it will be mandatory in England for all equine owners to microchip their animals

UK’s veterinary community to gather in summer 2021

CPD providers Improve International are trying to better understand the CPD needs of veterinary students to see how they can help facilitate their learning. If you are a veterinary student and would …

Claims made for products should be backed by scientific evidence and safety data

YuMOVE is sponsoring a six-episode podcast series and will be offering listeners exclusive offers, discounts and content

Purchasing a counterfeit medicine can cause a serious health risk to pets, and potentially the families that look after them

To support this initiative, TVM UK is supplying veterinary practices with a kit to create their own personalised eye-catching waiting room display

Defra’s announcement makes clear that there is no evidence to suggest that the cat was involved in the transmission of the disease to its owners

MASCOT project will examine companion animal susceptibility to Coronavirus infections

Created in association with first opinion vets, nurses and specialists, VETbytes provides the perfect balance of expertise and practicality

BVA emphasises that there continues to be no evidence that infected pets can pass COVID-19 to their owners

Survey highlighted that the full effect of COVID-19 will likely not be felt until winter

Facilitated online sessions aim to help veterinary professionals reflect on the emotional aspects of their work in a safe, confidential space

300 veterinary professionals are ready and willing to go anywhere in the UK to help practices in need

The long-term impact of COVID-19 on animal welfare will not be seen immediately

Dr Sue Paterson is advising that skin problems must be treated using suitable veterinary advice