Accolade will celebrate key contribution made by front-of-house staff members to the profession, with nominations welcomed from colleagues and clients.
The consultation, unveiled at this year’s London Vet Show, asks for the views of the profession in a broad range of areas relating to how students are trained and recent graduates supported.
Bath will again host the congress, which is offering lectures on a wide range of topics, ranging form blood pressure in anaesthesia to mitral valve repair.
Professor of anaesthesiology and critical care warns of anaesthesia risks to personnel during lecture at Vets Now’s Emergency and Critical Care Congress.
Study by Direct Line finds 71% of owners were unable to recognise sound of a dog barking in terror, with 35% mistaking a fearful sound for excitement or playfulness.
“Please donate during our Big Give Christmas Challenge to help save the painted wolf." - Wildlife Vets International’s executive director Olivia Walter.
AnimalhealthEurope welcomes European Union regulations that include a ban on preventive use of antibiotics on groups of animals and antimicrobials in medicated feed.
Sophie Adamantos, an RCVS specialist in emergency and critical care, will join Paragon Veterinary Referrals alongside husband Mickey Tivers, an RCVS and European specialist in soft tissue surgery.
The study, conducted by staff at the University of Exeter and the BVA, follows a 2017 collaborative study into workplace pay, representation and equality issues.
The Veterinary Care of Exotic Pets app, created by Kent vet Mark Rowland, features species sections on common conditions and therapeutics, plus treatment videos.
National charity providing canine blood to vets still needs more donors to come forward to combat increased demand as transfusion medicine continues to advance.
Vets Now announces Royal Armouries Museum and New Dock Hall will be home to emergency and critical care streams for next year’s event on 8 and 9 November.
Bodies unite to protect the public from “dodgy pet sellers”, and ensure any animal advertised online by classified websites is done so legally and ethically.
