Veterinary
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Jun- 2017 -26 June
‘Prime Minister’s proposals fall short’ says leading vet association
The Prime Minister’s proposals forย EU nationals living in the UK have been claimed to fall short of providing certainty by…
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23 June
PFMA supports first ever UK-hosted ESVCN congress
The Pet Food Manufacturersโ Association (PFMA) will be hosting a pet food nutrition seminar at the 21st Congress ย of the…
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21 June
RCVS CEO to move to Princeโs Trust role
The chief executive of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), Nick Stace, will be leaving the College at the…
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16 June
Gaynor Hillier elected as new Chair of NOAH
Gaynor Hillier has been elected as Chair of the National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) for 2017. The announcement was…
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14 June
BVA disappointed at MSP’s support for reversing tail docking ban
The Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee (ECCLR) voted on June 13 in favour of a motion to amend…
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8 June
Top vet highlights pug health problems
Celebrities, advertisers and the public must stop normalising flat-faced dogsโ health problems for the sake of animal welfare, said British…
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5 June
Birth-risk for flat faced breeds claims study
New research has found that flat faced brachycephalic dogs are the most likely breed types to encounter problems when giving…
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2 June
More than 600 vets attend ROYAL CANINยฎ Symposium
More than 600 veterinary professionals travelling from 61 countries recently came together to explore โFeline Medicine in the 21st Centuryโ…
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May- 2017 -31 May
UK needs to continue to be ‘a global centre of excellence for animal medicines’
The National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) has released its animal health manifesto ahead of the General Election on 8…
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30 May
RVC highlights health concerns for popular dog breeds
The French Bulldog is expected to become the most registered dog in 2017, overtaking the Labrador Retrieversโ 27-year reign at…
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