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
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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
The RCVS will formally welcome newly-qualified veterinary nurses to the profession at the RCVS VN Evening on October 21. On the night attendees will take
Responsible use of animal medicines is an issue that “cuts to the core” of good veterinary care, a director of one of Northern Ireland’s largest
The RCVS has launched its Veterinary Graduate Development Programme (VetGDP) e-portfolio platform. It will allow all new veterinary graduates and their VetGDP advisers to record
Veterinary nurses are highly valued by clients for the role they play in practices, a research study has found. RVN Nicola Lakeman, who is studying
The new president of the British Equine Veterinary Association has vowed to champion the cause of vets to make sure they are healthy and happy
IVC Evidensia is to expand support for practice staff undertaking clinical research in a bid to create more opportunities for many of its 15,000 vets
The RCVS is to make its first in-person appearance at a veterinary event since Covid lockdowns ended at next month’s British Equine Veterinary Association Congress.
The Ulster Farmers’ Union has urged its members to take a hard look at the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs’ latest bovine tuberculosis