Recent figures indicate the percentage of medicines expected to be discontinued in NI could be up to 40% of available pack sizes. AHDA calls on
Equine
The North of Ireland Veterinary Association (NIVA) hosted its 2025 Equine Welfare Symposium, “Leading the Way for Horses,” at the Dunadry Hotel, Antrim, on Wednesday
The mandatory registration of equine establishments is an essential step forward to improve traceability and welfare standards, DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has said. The Minister
Do you know an inspirational young or early career vet? Nominations for this year’s BVA Young Vet of the Year are now open. BVA is
Some harms seen as ‘everyday norms’ New data from a significant study being conducted by the University of Liverpool and CVS, has suggested that there
The North of Ireland Veterinary Association launched a report in the Long Gallery, Stormont outlining several key equine welfare priorities. Following on from a highly
Over 170 vets dipped into some or all of the recent AVSPNI Autumn Conference held at the Killyhevlin Hotel, Enniskillen. Friday’s lectures, delivered by DAERA,
More than 100 vets, paraprofessionals, equine industry leaders, horse-owners, academics and politicians gathered at the at the island of Ireland’s first Equine Welfare Symposium on
Equine vet nurse students can now avail of free BEVA membership. The association, which has more than 4,000 members, introduced free vet student membership in
The well-received BEVA Unbridled series is set to wrap at the BEVA Congress at the ICC in Birmingham next month. The three-part series of talks