Royal Veterinary College
This coverage focuses on the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) and its contributions to the UK petcare industry through education, research, and clinical services. Pet Gazette reports on RVCโs veterinary training programmes, scientific studies, partnerships with industry, and innovations in animal health and welfare. Our coverage provides pet trade professionals with insights into how the RVCโs expertise and research impact veterinary practice, pet health trends, and the broader petcare supply chain.
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Sep- 2017 -22 SeptemberCurrent Affairs
New BVA president hopes to ‘work together’
Senior lecturer at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) John Fishwick was today announced as president for the British Veterinary Association (BVA) for 2017/2018. After graduating from Cambridge University in 1985, John worked in small animal and farm animal general practice. Specialising in cattle health and production, he became a lecturer…
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Jul- 2017 -31 JulyLatest News
New research reveals secrets of the demographics and disorders in German Shepherd Dogs
A new study conducted by the VetCompassโข Programme at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has revealed novel insights into the demographics and disorders of German Shepherd Dogs. This information will raise awareness of the susceptibility of German Shepherd Dogs to a variety of health conditions, inform diagnosis and treatment, and…
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21 JulyCurrent Affairs
Vets and NHS Staff address dangers smokers pose to pets
The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) recently hosted an NHS trust delegation. The NHS team visited the Collegeโs small animal referral hospital to discuss the ill effects of smoking on the wider environment, including pets. The group were shown around by Dr Stijn Niessen, Senior Lecturer in Internal Medicine, who told…
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May- 2017 -30 MayCurrent Affairs
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 the top, reportsย the Royal Veterinary College (RVC). New research shows that appearance is the number one reason owners purchase flat-faced breeds, attracted by their large, round, wide-set eyes, and flat…
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Jun- 2016 -27 JuneCurrent Affairs
Animals pushed to the limits?
“Have the demands placed on animals for companionship, production and traction pushed themย towards their biological limits?” “How much further is it acceptable to push them?” This ethicalย dilemma was debated on June 23 at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), at CABI-RVCโs fifthย symposium on animal welfare. The speakers covered a range of…
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Apr- 2016 -20 AprilCurrent Affairs
Royal Veterinary College launches revolutionary Pet Diabetes App
The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has launchedย a revolutionary Pet Diabetes App, which not only brings diabetes management in animals into the 21st century but also helps to aid continual research into the condition. The App was developed with the kind support of the Rumba Foundation. The free App, designed by…
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Feb- 2013 -22 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
Experts warn of increased spread of lungworm across UK
Last yearโs damp summer and mild winter have allowed slug and snail populations to flourish, leading experts to warn of a continued spread of Angiostrongylus vasorum in the UK. Biodiversity and conservation officer for the National History Museum, Professor Fred Naggs said: โAn increase in the number of slug and…
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