VetPartners is working to improve knowledge across the profession and believes improving the evidence base through practice-based clinical research is one way to help achieve this.
Data shows a decline in TB incidence in the first two cull areas with the rate of new confirmed breakdowns at about half the level they were before culling began.
Early research has demonstrated an approach that could lead to an effective treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, a fatal genetic disease in humans – the same disorder occurs in many dog breeds.
Research conducted by The Kennel Club estimates a third of puppies bought over the internet will fall ill or die in their first year, while a fifth of buyers don’t see them with their mum.
Researchers tested the palatability and digestibility of three commercially marketed fresh and raw diets for dogs, as well as a traditional extruded kibble diet.
A step change is needed in the way people think, act and talk about dementia – and practices have a pivotal part to play in affecting that, says Alzheimer’s Society.
