BCVA foundation programme will run until August, with respected vets on hand to share their experience with next generation.

Vets in Essex save life of young rescue dog injured in suspected road collision some months earlier.

Jon Hall and Toby Trimble from Wear Referrals in County Durham secure honours from University of Nottingham.

Yorkshire terrier-West Highland white terrier cross back at specialist practice for replacement device eight years after first one fitted.

Details unveiled for virtual International Society of Feline Medicine 2021 World Feline Congress, with more than 30 hours of high-quality CPD exploring “a multidisciplinary approach to feline medicine” in June.

Survey run by Veterinary Woman and SPVS highlights impact, with 76% saying they are concerned about impact of menopause on health, life and work.

“This is a huge expansion; it is not a retraction at all, it is a potential doubling of the number of badgers killed” – vet Iain McGill

Downloadable support kit includes video and infographic on how to handle hyperthyroid cats to minimise stress.

Judy Scrine has completed 58 official and 15 unofficial marathons in support of Breast Cancer Now since she started running 10 years ago.

“The significance of our finding is unknown at this time, but we feel Vet Times readers should be aware of the emergence of this bacterial species in dogs...” – Carole Hughes, Petbiome.

Company to donate £2 to Vetlife for every veterinary professional completing course throughout February and March.

The NHS doctor, television presenter, author and columnist will share insights as part of BSAVA Virtual Congress in March.

Materials from MSD encourage focus on three key areas for improved disease control to aid vet conversations with farmers.

Event organised by Burgess Pet Care and partners aims to be “a fantastic opportunity for vets to get involved; raise the profile of their practices; showcase their guinea pig expertise; and actively engage with their clients, communities and fellow practitioners online”.

West Midlands-based referral service enhanced further by introduction of breakthrough oncology therapy.

Applications for UK’s largest veterinary academy, which has 300 spaces available this year, are being welcomed.

College adjusts timeline on training for its Veterinary Graduate Development Programme to take into account workloads in worsening pandemic.

Vetlife figures show almost 4,000 members of the veterinary community used the charity’s confidential helpline during 2020.