The amount of antibiotic medications prescribed to treat pigs on UK farms fell by 5% in 2020, industry figures have revealed. However, a class of
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Ian Moore insists practices must adapt to protect work life balance The founder of one of Northern Ireland’s most successful independent veterinary practices has spoken
Research to examine gut microbiomes from calves Goundbreaking research to enhance the health, welfare and milk production of dairy herds is being carried out at
Viral infection can prove fatal and limit egg production Around 250,000 birds on Northern Ireland poultry farms have been infected by a disease which causes
Surgeons and nurses urged to submit questions Veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses have been invited to attend this year’s Royal College Day, the Annual General
Survey bids to identify welfare priorities Lameness and endemic infectious disease remain the most troubling problems affecting cattle and sheep production and wellbeing, a survey
Vet Tech apprenticeship takes two years to complete A level five apprenticeship for veterinary technicians, approved by the government Agricultural and Environment apprentice board has
Clare Vets deliver on the their promise Veterinary Hospitals Clare Vets takes pride in providing the highest possible standards of care. Their motto is “looking
Queen’s and AFBI study may help vets in diagnosis Research between the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute and Queen’s University has found that stomach ulcers may
First Veterinary Product Centrally Registered in EU to Include Animal Welfare Improvement in its SPC European Medicines Agency’s Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use