Officials believe the seven-year-old caught the virus in Spain, but say there is no wider risk despite the possibility of more cases being discovered.

Officials say they need more time to consider the findings of consultations with professionals, owners and industry stakeholders.

Team at Beech House Veterinary Centre perform four-hour operation on Jack Russell brought into the practice with its bottom jaw completely snapped off after being attacked by another dog. 

Bosses of Bella and Duke have urged veterinary industry leaders to take a closer look at their work, which they estimate is now serving more than 200,000 pets across the UK.

A client who says his dog saved his life will share his story of how a veterinary charity helped him during a special session at this month’s London Vet Show from 17 to 18 November.

The webinars will form part of Animalcare’s campaign to support veterinary professionals in making confident and practical recommendations to clients about caring for their pets’ teeth.

Cocker spaniel gets new lease of life thanks to oncology team at The Ralph and joins 2% of dogs that are cured of canine lymphoma.

Senior vet sector figures have broadly welcomed RCVS plans to reform the EMS system, but say there needs to be greater consideration of how it is funded.

Ministers have been urged to prioritise vital welfare and industry legislation as the BVA president addressed MPs and peers in Westminster.

New document sets out how elements such as weaning, grazing, lambing and calving, and parasite control should be managed.

College says its plans will provide a better experience, while reducing the financial burden for students.

Fergus Allerton, European specialist in small animal internal medicine, will lead Linnaeus’ response to the threat of antimicrobial resistance.

Nominations have opened for applications to fill the seats of seven regional representatives.

The RCVS president said reform proposals will be published “very soon” after her BVA counterpart warned the COVID crisis had exposed the weaknesses of the present system.

Former RCVS president Lord Trees calls for the development of a regulatory system fit for now and the future during a reception in Westminster.

Those behind first members-only Pickles vet practice in Fulham reveal hopes of growing into a major venture by opening more than 100 sites across the UK. 

Three “inspiring and dedicated finalists” are in the running for the prize, which will be presented during next month’s London Vet Show.

On various days, the group had 15 to 20-plus walkers, as well as a pack of well-behaved dogs to hike the 52-mile route through the Yorkshire Dales.