Ian Paisley has warned Food, Farming and Fisheries Minister Mark Spencer the veterinary and food industry in Northern Ireland is facing an existential crisis. He
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Pet Eye Health Awareness Week is back from 18th – 24th September. To help veterinary practices engage pet owners and help them understand the importance
The Dairy Council for Northern Ireland has warned that a “black market” for veterinary medicines could develop without a deal around permanent supply arrangements. Its
Dairy farmers in Northern Ireland are being offered the chance to travel to England to learn how some producers there have reduced their herd dependence
Rivers in Northern Ireland downstream from livestock farms and farms fertilised with manure have tested positive for residues of antibiotics known to be used in
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
The puppies of Irish Guide Dogs for the Blind have been given an early Christmas present this year, with MSD Animal Health presenting them with
British Veterinary Association President Malcolm Morley has warned that ‘costly bureaucracy’; ‘the threat of onerous regulation’ and border checks of veterinary medicine as a result
A proposed law which would force farmers in the Republic to get veterinary prescriptions for antiparasitic drugs, including for fluke and worm doses will open
The International Society of Feline Medicine (ISFM) is to hold its planned Hong Kong congress in London this year, because of ongoing travel restrictions caused by