A leading canine charity is appealing for volunteers to act as temporary "foster carers" to help pets caught in the middle of their owners’ abusive relationships.
Scientists at Ghent University have made an important development in the field of assisted reproduction in the horse by creating a test tube foal from a vitrified immature oocyte.
The European Medicines Agency’s list of highest priority “critically important antibiotics” has been officially adopted by the Responsible Use of Medicines in Agriculture Alliance.
The fine – the first in the Scottish SPCA’s 178-year history – was imposed after the society admitted staff at a now closed wildlife centre were put at risk of exposure to hazardous allergens from birds’ droppings and feathers.
The entire staff contingent from the Catterick Garrison branch of Vets4Pets are to tackle the Yorkshire Three Peaks to raise money for Nowzad, a charity that bring dogs back to the UK that have been befriended by Afghanistan-based soldiers.
Veterinary professionals and academics from across the globe are heading to the college today for the 30th General Assembly of the European Association of Establishments for Veterinary Education.
Crawley commuters in West Sussex would have been in for a big surprise had they looked into their fellow train passenger’s gift bag, as it contained a baby pigeon.
Questions have been raised over research into the mineral content of pet foods undertaken by The University of Nottingham (UoN) and broadcast on BBC television programme Trust Me I’m a Vet.
Two leading courses in animal welfare education at The University of Edinburgh’s Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies have received awards for their innovative approaches.
The team behind vettimes.co.uk, Veterinary Times, VN Times, VBJ and Vet Times Jobs came together last Friday (12 May) to raise funds and awareness for mental health charity Heads Together.
Healthy breeding is announced as one of the central themes of the scientific programme of the 2017 WSAVA World Congress, taking place in Copenhagen on September 25-28.
Staff at Battersea Dogs and Cats Home are more used to dealing with dogs and cats, so they were a little taken aback when a bunny bounded through the charity's doors.
