Joint survey run by National Equine Welfare Council and Association of Dogs and Cats Homes shows more than half have seen income reduce by more than 50%.

Findings suggest more than 10% of owners have bought fake medications for their pet after being duped online.

“For the first time, we’re calling for behavioural science to be front and centre in the approach to bTB research and control” – BVA junior vice-president James Russell.

“Tests conducted by the APHA have confirmed that the virus responsible for COVID-19 has been detected in a pet cat in England” – CVO Christine Middlemiss.

Veterinary students at University of Nottingham have become some of the first in the country to get back to face-to-face study.

Veterinary profession welcomes Government announcement as “significant move in the right direction towards our aim of bTB eradication”.

Company to launch Pet Eye Health Awareness Week in September, to coincide with National Eye Health Awareness Week.

Vet2Vet and BSAVA partner for launch of VETbytes, a mobile clinical support tool to give small animal veterinary professionals critical access to the latest evidence-based information.

RCVS Mind Matters Initiative to hold a series of free “Reflection Time” sessions in coming months, aiming to help veterinary professionals with emotional aspects of their work.

“We are including a new category that acknowledges the crucial contribution those in education make to embedding QI in the professions” - Pam Mosedale, RCVS Knowledge.

Practices can download a vet pack containing details on how to run a digital Rabbit Awareness Week campaign, as well as a new care guide for rabbits.

Former rescue dog Duke has been helping his owner foster a tiny kitten left abandoned at two days old.

Custodianship over the annual celebration of all things feline is passed to International Cat Care for 2020, with a number of speakers lined up for 8 August.

Partner organisation will be valued at more than £55 million and has plans to invest in range of cutting-edge agri-tech and veterinary research and initiatives.

Sex-sorting technology has been used for the first time in rare-breed horses as Suffolk Punch Ruby gives birth to filly foal.

Association to write to international trade secretary Liz Truss to raise serious concerns over composition of new Trade and Agriculture Commission, where only one of 16 members is a vet.

Lockdown measures may have seen people spend more time with their pets, but research shows a gap in what owners should know about their needs.

Robert Waldinger will be speaking to Thom Jenkins about his groundbreaking research and its implications for the veterinary sector.

“We are asking the Government to let the veterinary profession know as soon as possible what we need to do” – BVA president Daniella Dos Santos.