Cats in Northern Ireland and Scotland must not be “left behind” by lack of regulation on microchipping, charity leaders have warned. New rules will mean
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A report commissioned by DAERA on the supply of veterinary professionals to service Northern Ireland’s needs has stopped shy of recommending a purpose-built facility. However,
Professor Philip Robinson, Professor of Veterinary Public Health at the Harper & Keele Veterinary School, who originates from Broughshane, has headed up a major three-day
Mass culls to control animal diseases like bird flu are leaving farmers and vets facing mental health trauma with little support, a parliamentary report has
More than two-thirds of newly registered vets in the Republic in 2022 qualified outside of Ireland, as demand “outstripped supply”, an Oireachtas committee has heard.
To mark Mental Health Awareness Week, which runs from May 15-21, Vetlife has launched a new resource on the topic of anxiety. Vetlife supports the
Co. Down vet Mark Little has been awarded the Impact Award from the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS). He received the award, which acknowledges
The Vet Service, a worldwide veterinary job platform, has successfully concluded their mental health charity fundraiser and non-clinical CPD event, “The Titanic Vet Show,” held
A Bangor vet’s delightful photograph of his dog literally jumping for joy on a beach, has been announced as one of the winners of the
The veterinary profession has paid warm tributes to former BVA and BCVA president Carl Padgett, who has died aged 57. Colleagues and friends described him