Veterinary
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May- 2018 -16 May
Pet owners warned as cat and dog skin cancer rises by over 35 percent
Animal Friends Pet Insurance has released figures that show a 35.7 percent rise on last year in skin cancer cases…
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4 May
BVA urges government to modernise disease surveillance
Leading vets have urged the government to work โcollaborativelyโ with them to bring current disease surveillance networks up to date.…
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3 May
Male French Bulldogs unhealthier than females, RVC study shows
The top health issues in French Bulldogs have been revealed as a result of Britainโs largest ever study into the…
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2 May
PetsโnโVets backs bid to update law on selling animals in Scottish pet shops
The PetsโnโVets Family, the network of veterinary practices with surgeries around Glasgow and surrounding areas, has backed MSP Jeremy Balfourโs…
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2 May
Former vet’s register restoration rejected for sixth time
A former Kent-based veterinary surgeon has had his application to be restored on the register rejected by The Disciplinary Committee…
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2 May
Ceva Animal Health launches Feline Hypertension Month
Veterinary pharmaceutical firm, Ceva Animal Health, has launched Feline Hypertension Month in May to raise awareness for the ‘silent killer’…
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Apr- 2018 -30 April
Mayhew rescues 18 stray dogs on a US marine base in Georgia
Animal rescue charity Mayhew has announced it has rescued 18 dogs living on a US marine base in Georgia. The…
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30 April
Vet exclusive products 95 percent more likely to be recommended, says Nutravet
A recent survey of veterinary professionals has revealed that vet exclusivity counts when it comes to recommending health products to…
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27 April
Exotics vet overcomes spider bite and heat to raise funds for animal welfare
Companion animal and exotics vet Daniella Dos Santos overcame a spider bite, a leg injury and heatwave-like conditions to complete…
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27 April
RVC finds more signs of ‘canine dementia’ in dogs with epilepsy
Studies by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) have found that dogs with epilepsy were less trainable than the control dogs…
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