Research into the development of a “potentially groundbreaking” vaccine against equine herpesvirus-1 – set to take five years to complete – has been started by the AHT.
Most vets surveyed by Ceva Animal Health agreed senior cats would benefit from routine test – but many cited time constraints as chief barrier to it happening.
Veterinary Management Group announces dates for second series of half-day “Performance in Practice” seminars, delivered in association with veterinary performance and well-being company VetLed.
TV vet highlights the importance of acknowledging the stressful nature of the job and its impact on individuals, and believes the key to better well-being may lie in how professionals treat each other.
Compiled by HealthforAnimals, the report's findings include illegal veterinary medicines present in both developed and developing countries, and a growing black market of drugs for pets.
Research could increase vaccine yields between fivefold and tenfold, which can make vast differences to manufacturing costs and, in turn, enable vaccine prices to be reduced.
Scheme will determine how many stray cats are in selected cities, ensure identified strays are in good health and undertake a neutering programme to reduce future numbers.
The textbook, The Clinical Companion of the Donkey, produced by The Donkey Sanctuary, will be officially launched at the World Equine Veterinary Association Congress in Beijing, China on 21 April.
New programme aimed at veterinary clinics and cat owners, with resources providing information on cat life stages and best practice for recommended health checks.
UK’s most outstanding veterinary surgeons, VNs, practice managers, support staff and practices rewarded at annual awards night, held during BSAVA Congress.
