The RCVS has expanded its support package for veterinary professionals with refugee status to include access to training resources including continuing professional development (CPD) opportunities,
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A veterinary professor has said his research shows vegan diets for cats and dogs are every bit as healthy as meat-based pet food. Andrew Knight,
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons’ council has moved to address the UK-wide shortage of vets by introducing more flexibility into the requirements for English
A new vaccine against Mycoplasma Bovisa – a bacterial disease found in dairy and beef cattle – has been backed by vets following a successful
Nominations are now being sought for the biennial Plowright Prize, awarded for significant contributions to the eradication of infectious diseases. The award, named in memory
The workload faced by vets in Northern Ireland has left many at breaking point and coupled with the recruitment situation the profession is “almost in
A free international online conference is set to give vets and vet nurses an insight into the latest developments in the world of dermatology. Ceva
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
A new survey has revealed that 96% of student veterinary nurses, recently graduated veterinary nurses and clinical coaches agreed that bullying and incivility is a
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