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  • Dec- 2017 -
    20 December
    comparethemarket.com

    Brits invest up to £25k over their dog’s lifetime

    New research has uncovered the true cost of owning a dog, with some of the UK’s most popular breeds coming in at an eye watering £3,907.60 a year, or £25,849.33 across a dog’s lifetime. The findings also reveal how the nation is significantly underestimating these costs, with prospective dog owners…

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  • 15 December
    Vets donate much needed funds and food

    Vets donate much needed funds and food

      With Christmas just around the corner, one practice has collected almost a thousand pounds’ worth of money and food to help the residents of Munlochy Animal Aid’s Black Isle shelter have a Happy Christmas. Crown Vets’ Sarah Baddon RVN, and Jo Campbell, head receptionist, visited Munlochy Animal Aid’s shelter…

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  • 14 December
    Alabama Rot

    Vet tells dog owners ‘not to panic’ following Alabama Rot case

    A vet has warned dog owners to be vigilant and not to panic after a deadly case of Alabama Rot was confirmed in Cheshire. Dr Ian Hopkins, principal vet for Willows Veterinary Group, cared for the dog with his team at the group’s main veterinary hospital in Hartford, near Northwich,…

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  • 12 December
    Government drafts Bill on animal sentience

    Government drafts Bill on animal sentience

    Responding to the campaign to enshrine Article 13 of the Lisbon Treaty into UK law, the Government has today (12 December) published a draft Bill, which sets out that the government “must have regard to the welfare needs of animals as sentient beings in formulating and implementing government policy”. The…

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  • 7 December
    Nominations open for RCVS Council elections

    Nominations open for RCVS Council elections

    The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) is now accepting nominations from veterinary surgeons who wish to stand as candidates in next year’s RCVS Council election. The nomination period runs until 5pm on Tuesday 31 January 2018 and, in order to stand, candidates will need to submit a nomination form,…

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  • Nov- 2017 -
    22 November
    Free weight management webinar held by ROYAL CANIN®

    Free weight management webinar held by ROYAL CANIN®

    Royal Canin® is tackling weight management with free webinar entitled ‘Tis the season to be eating’. Hosted on Tuesday 5th December at 8.00pm, the webinar aims to address the issues around weight management at Christmas and gives hints and tips on how to avoid the ‘slippery slope’ of weight gain. Royal…

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  • 21 November
    VET Fest announces conference programme

    VET Fest announces conference programme

    VET Festival, in partnership with Centaur Services, has announced its 2018 conference programme comprising over 120 lectures, brand new subject areas and featuring over 30 speakers. Now offering a wider variety of forward-thinking CPD choice, VET Festival has added Minimally Invasive Surgery, Cardiopulmonary, Diagnostic Imaging and Nutrition. The conference programme…

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  • 17 November
    Brexit, Animal Welfare, MPs, Clause

    Rejection of Brexit bill clause ‘concerning’, says BVA

    MPs have voted to reject the inclusion of a crucial clause that would transfer the recognition of animal sentience into UK law post Brexit in an eight-hour parliamentary debate on the EU (Withdrawal) Bill (15 November). Green MP Caroline Lucas submitted an amendment clause (NC30), which sought to transfer the EU…

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  • 9 November
    Vet Wellbeing Award deadline is extended

    Vet Wellbeing Award deadline is extended

    The Society for Practising Veterinary Surgeons (SPVS) and the Mind Matters Initiative (MMI) have extended the deadline for Vet Wellbeing Awards nominations to Friday 15 December 2017. The Awards, first launched last year, were created to highlight wellbeing in the veterinary profession and to celebrate those practices that really value…

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  • 3 November
    RCVS, Vets, Alternative medicine

    Homeopathy “not based on sound scientific principles”, says RCVS

    On November 2, The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Council approved a new position statement on the veterinary use of complementary and alternative medicines, including homeopathy. The statement is as follows: “We have recently been asked questions about complementary and alternative medicines and treatments in general and homeopathy in particular.…

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