Registration is now open for the ISFM 2021 World Feline Congress, taking place as a virtual event from 25-27 June. Taking as its theme ‘The
veterinary
More than seven million cats and dogs have fallen ill after digesting something toxic, with one in nine pets poisoned last year, a specialist insurer
The BVA has welcomed news that the UK Agriculture Bill has become law after over 100 hours of parliamentary scrutiny. An agricultural transition period
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and the Veterinary Schools Council (VSC) have launched a joint survey with veterinary surgeons who have recently graduated
Scientists have said that they believe chemicals used to treat fleas on cats and dogs could be causing significant damage to the insects that live
A research initiative in Northern Ireland entitled ‘STrategic AntiMicrobial use in Dairy, Beef and Lamb Production’ (STAMP) has shown some early promising results within the
NI’s Chief Veterinary Officer, Robert Huey, has confirmed that a wild sawn found dead at Lough Beg recently had avian influenza (H5N8). Further testing of
All poultry and pet bird keepers have been urged to act now and reduce the risk posed by avian influenza this winter. Agriculture Minister, Edwin
Broughshane man and former DAERA veterinary officer, Dr Philip Robinson, has been appointed head of the new veterinary health and animal sciences department at Harper
James Buick and Rob McCabe’s Ards & Comber veterinary group has spread its wings, opening its first practice in Belfast city recently. But as James