The new president of the British Equine VeterinaryAssocoiation wants to address the shortage of horse vets and build an international community among affiliates. Roger Smith,
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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
The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) has introduced a new award to recognize individuals who go above and beyond to champion the role of the
Northern Ireland equine vet Dr. Esther Skelly-Smith has been jointly elected new president of the Northern Ireland Branch of British Veterinary Association (BVA) and the president of
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
New British Veterinary Association President Malcolm Morley has outlined his presidential theme, ‘Investing in People’, in his first presidential speech. The Winchester-based Clinical Director at
BEVA has introduced Recognised Internships as a part of its drive to ensure new graduates get the best start in their careers. The association says
Vets have told of their disappointment at the number of overweight horses competing and being placed at Royal Windsor in May. The British Equine Veterinary Association
Dr Esther Skelly-Smith has qualified as a Certified Equine Rehabilitation Practitioner through the University of Tennessee, the only veterinarian in Ireland to achieve the qualification.
Queen’s has been ranked first in the UK for its research in Agriculture, Veterinary and Food Science, with Biomedical Sciences taking fourth spot in the