More than a third of Northern Ireland farmers admitted to having had at least one outbreak of sheep scab in their flock within the last
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Treatment of large and small animals by vets here could be seriously impacted by a shortage of pharmaceuticals in the new year, the junior Vice
The puppies of Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind have been given an early Christmas present this year, with MSD Animal Health presenting them with
Disease control restrictions have been put in place in part of County Fermanagh after bird flu was confirmed in a commercial turkey flock in County
VetPartners has marked its seventh anniversary with a £5,000 donation to help safeguard the future of animals at risk of extinction. The donation to Nature’s
The number of animals used in scientific, medical and veterinary research in Northern Ireland rose sharply in 2021, it has been revealed. Department of Health
The Republic’s government has moved a step closer to building a second veterinary school, a move that could see the proposed facility overtake the much
Ceva Animal Health has launched national Q fever surveys amongst both vets and farmers to ascertain their thoughts on the disease and current protocols. It
Two new reports showing major reductions in the sale and use of veterinary antibiotics on farms have been welcomed by the veterinary community. The studies
Mycoplasma bovis is more widespread than previously thought, a new surveillance programme has revealed. Results, from practices across Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern