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
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The UK Brachycephalic Working Group has published its five-year strategy to improve the health and welfare of both current and future generations of flat-faced dogs.
Vets are this year urging the public to avoid buying festive jumpers showing dogs and cats bred for extreme features, such as flat faces or
A two-metre long tuna has been caught and tagged between Ballycastle and Rathlin Island as part of an Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute) and DAERA initiative.
One of the world’s largest international awards for veterinary canine research is open to nominations from vets, students ands scientists. The International Canine Health Awards
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
VetPartners has marked its seventh anniversary with a £5,000 donation to help safeguard the future of animals at risk of extinction. The donation to Nature’s
The number of animals used in scientific, medical and veterinary research in Northern Ireland rose sharply in 2021, it has been revealed. Department of Health
Two new reports showing major reductions in the sale and use of veterinary antibiotics on farms have been welcomed by the veterinary community. The studies
Mycoplasma bovis is more widespread than previously thought, a new surveillance programme has revealed. Results, from practices across Northern Ireland, England, Scotland, Wales and Northern