The number of students gaining places on veterinary degree courses in the UK has fallen following the release of this year’s A-level and Higher exam
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The number of owners who have spoken the Dogs Trust about giving up their animals has “risen to the highest levels” since 2014, the charity
The British Veterinary Association is on the hunt for this year’s BVA Young Vet of the Year Award, recognising an early career vet who has
Pet owners have been warned by vets about the danger posed by rapeseed, as the plant grown commercially to produce rapeseed oil flourishes across Northern
More than 40% of Irish veterinary professionals are suffering from high levels of stress, the Veterinary Council of Ireland has found. Research conducted in collaboration
The Northern Ireland Veterinary Nurse of the Year Awards 2022, sponsored by Agria pet Insurance, marked a six-year anniversary of an event that is now
Veterinary services group CVS has seen a huge jump in s in turnover and profits driven in no small part by people buying pets during
Multi-pronged, multi-stakeholder measures are needed to improve recruitment, retention and rates of return in the veterinary workforce, BVA President Justine Shotton has warned. Speaking to
The veterinary profession could be making progress in addressing issues such as stress, burnout and compassion fatigue, new research has suggested. The survey is the
The RCVS’s Standards Committee has decided to end the temporary dispensation for vets to remotely prescribe POM-V medicines from Monday, March 14. The dispensation was