Well-being of veterinary professionals continues to be a strong theme at VET Festival – and this year’s event will feature international yoga teacher Lara Heimann alongside a host of top clinical experts.
Tributes paid to vet who played a pivotal role in developing some of the profession’s leading associations and who laid the groundwork for today's Veterinary Times.
Former RCVS president Bradley Viner said more could be done to raise awareness of the importance of clinical governance in relation to enhanced animal care.
RSA Insurance Group says new initiative – covering More Than, John Lewis, Tesco and Argos-branded policies – avoids need for forms and pays owners directly for pets’ medication.
Animal welfare researcher and study author Emma Gosling said little hard evidence existed into the rabbit industry and question marks hung over the type of rabbits being bred and sold.
Mini lion lop rabbit undergoes surgery at Glasgow's Vets ’n’ Pets Family Roundhouse Veterinary Hospital to insert pins as thin as sewing thread into its shin.
Battered bull lurcher that needed round-the-clock care, paid for by £4,000 in donations from worried well-wishers, goes home with RVN who helped treat him.
“Most of us have instruments and implants lurking at the back of the cupboard that have become redundant. These could be really helpful to the clinic in Goa” – specialist Andy Moores.
Labradoodle Bessie believed to have swallowed wooden skewer at summer barbecue before it perforated her oesophagus and migrated into the chest, where it remained lodged.
