A proposal to cull badgers to combat bovine tuberculosis in Northern Ireland has been greeted with a mixed response. The disease currently costs the taxpayers
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Two thirds of vets working in small animal practices have been on the receiving end of abusive, aggressive or threatening behaviour from clients. The British
An internationally renowned vet has been struck off after writing a “bogus letter” to get her research study published. An RCVS disciplinary committee heard Dr
The Government must adopt an evidence-based, ‘deed not breed’ approach to dog control legislation, two leading veterinary bodies have said. Ahead of the 30th anniversary
New research by vets in the Netherlands has suggested Covid is common in pet cats and dogs whose owners have the disease, prompting fears they
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons has formally accredited the veterinary degree at University College Dublin’s School of Veterinary Medicine. As part of the Mutual
The RCVS has opened applications for seven positions on its Ethics Review Panel Now in its fifth year, the panel plays a key role in supporting
Study aims to identify common challenges A project to try and make life in the workplace better for veterinary professionals with autism has been given
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
RVC bid to find out common factors behind clusters Vets in general practice and animal referral hospitals across the UK have been urged to take