Descendants of abandoned dogs living in the shadow of one of the world’s worst nuclear disasters are receiving veterinary care thanks to an international team of vets.
Matt Dawson is supporting MSD’s Big Tick Project after undergoing multiple heart operations when a tick bite led to him developing debilitating Lyme disease.
The dedication of staff at a veterinary clinic, and the RSPCA, have transformed the life of a starving staffie that could not get food into its stomach.
With African swine fever sweeping west across the European mainland, pig keepers are warned to take extra precautions, including avoiding feeding swill.
CPD course will give equine clinicians the chance to improve their working knowledge of orthopaedic therapies via group discussions and wet lab sessions.
£411,000 grant from Garfield Weston Foundation to support creation of research facility at The University of Edinburgh where scientists from various disciplines will unite to explore new therapies.
Set to leave the RCVS for pastures new at the end of August, Nick Stace has discussed the peaks, troughs, successes and challenges of his tenure at the college.
Former RSPCA council trustee Chris Laurence brands BBC TV investigation – on which he appeared to discuss his concerns regarding how the charity was governed – as “excessively negative and biased”.
Somerset-based Arturas Zukauskas blames poor English for failure to respond to RCVS communications, an action the disciplinary committee says shows a “disregard” for his obligations.
In the Animal Health Trust's 75th anniversary year, representatives take part in the RideLondon-Surrey 100 cycle challenge to help raise £75,000 towards life-saving kit.
With Government CVO Nigel Gibbens CBE planning to retire from his “circa £120,000” per annum role in February, the search is now on for his replacement.
European veterinary specialist in large animal surgery Paul René van Weeren believes advanced computer technology should play greater role, as the traditional method is subjective.
Supporting Evidence Based Interventions initiative aims to become “go to” organisation for evaluation of novel veterinary technologies and livestock improvement interventions in Africa.
Sussex veterinary group Coastway lends support for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender charities amid 300,000 people by taking part in the Brighton Pride parade.
Ten delegates were given the platinum experience by the Vet Dynamics team during a five-day business accelerator event on the Indonesian island of Bali.
