The British Veterinary Association has sought to reassure owners over a reported shortage of certain pet vaccinations. The assurance came after a veterinary practice in
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A new vaccine against Mycoplasma Bovisa – a bacterial disease found in dairy and beef cattle – has been backed by vets following a successful
Tributes have been been paid to a much-loved County Down vet who found TV fame on the BBC series Mountain Vets. Maurice King, who ran
Nominations are now being sought for the biennial Plowright Prize, awarded for significant contributions to the eradication of infectious diseases. The award, named in memory
The workload faced by vets in Northern Ireland has left many at breaking point and coupled with the recruitment situation the profession is “almost in
A free international online conference is set to give vets and vet nurses an insight into the latest developments in the world of dermatology. Ceva
Nominations are now open for the ‘Young Dairy Vet of the Year’, a recent addition to the Dairy Industry Trade Awards, (the CREAM Awards), run
A vet who blew the whistle on cattle traceability concerns and breaches of animal welfare at livestock markets was unfairly dismissed by the Department of
Wales has opened its first school for vets at Aberystwyth University. The five-year degree course is being run jointly by the university and the Royal
A new survey has revealed that 96% of student veterinary nurses, recently graduated veterinary nurses and clinical coaches agreed that bullying and incivility is a