New sanctuary in South Africa receives welcome funding boost thanks to significant donation from British pet insurance firm.

RCVS council’s investment increased to £250k per year, while initiative will continue to donate £100k per year to independent charity Vetlife.

Pharmaceutical company’s achievements include more than a combined two million doses of vaccines donated to help eliminate disease in world’s most at-risk regions.

Respondents love their jobs, but high dissatisfaction with wages, with 1 in 10 on minimum, or less than minimum wage.

Association hopes to beat the 122 abstracts presented at its last congress when it gathers for its 2019 event next spring – can you help?

Association updates BSAVA Manual on Canine and Feline Musculoskeletal Disorders to keep up with the evolution in the diagnosis, understanding and treatment options for many orthopaedic disorders.

Fourth Cattle Health and Welfare Group report paints positive picture of health for UK’s 4.6 million beef and dairy population.

Preliminary study suggests family of highly fluorinated chemicals present in many homes could be linked with higher levels of hyperthyroidism in older cats.

“It is very uncommon such an incredible leap in the care of animals can be achieved with a single innovation” – Dan Chan, medical director of the RVC Queen Mother Hospital for Animals.

Jade Statt and Sam Joseph are the latest recipients of the Prime Minister’s Points of Light award, which recognises outstanding volunteers who are making a change in their community.

Following on from its launch last year, the second event for vets and nurses – held in Bath on 20 and 21 September – proved popular with delegates and exhibitors.

Sparsholt College and University Centre, along with the University of Winchester, are to test Lenton Method’s effectiveness.

More than 500 entries from vets across the UK were made to the BVA Veterinary Photographer of the Year competition.

Staff from the Goddard Veterinary Group walked a collective 230 miles around Hampstead Heath in aid of StreetVet and Vetlife.

VetPartners raises £400 for its charity of the year by hosting five-mile fun run, face painting, bake sale and outdoor games at a York cricket club.

Insurer received more than 20,000 nominations for five award categories in 2018, reflecting “impressive calibre of the veterinary community in the UK”.

Tenth show includes expanded party night capacity, an afternoon tea celebration and increased delegate participation opportunities.