Working group says efforts to discourage owners from buying a brachycephalic dog must continue, despite signs that the message may be starting to get across to the public.
A total of 23 animals in England have now been confirmed to have the virus since the initial case was detected last month, though officials maintain they do not believe it is circulating more widely.
Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board is hosting a session for vets and farmers on Tuesday 19 December as Defra reveals details of three more Kent cases.
BVA says service brings together resources, advice and help for employee and employer members, as association reveals 26% of vets rate their practice’s HR as not up to scratch.
Legislation tackling pet smuggling, theft and hunting trophies have been presented to Parliament, prompting fresh optimism they might finally become law in 2024.
The Government appears to reaffirm support for culling, following recent commitments against it by Labour, during the National TB Conference in Worcester.
Canadian non-profit Veterinarians Without Borders, which provides an emergency response and offers on-the-ground support following disasters, has rebranded to expand its reach into the US.
Many common festive foods and decorations can be dangerous to pets, and the association hopes its members won’t be called to deal with emergencies during this festive season.
