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May- 2019 -1 MayScience
Neutering female dogs trebles risk of urinary incontinence
Neutering female dogs makes them three times more likely to develop urinary incontinence (UI), a new study has revealed. The…
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Apr- 2019 -17 AprilVeterinary
RVC scoops ‘outstanding’ awards for RCVS Practice Standards Scheme
The Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) three veterinary hospitals, as well as its ambulatory Equine Practice, have all been judged as…
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15 AprilScience
RVC identifies links between osteoarthritis in dogs and humans
An international team of researchers, led by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), have for the first time identified key similarities…
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5 AprilVeterinary
RVC sees first case of leishmaniosis transmission between UK dogs
A vet from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has recently been involved in diagnosing the first case of leishmaniosis in…
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Mar- 2019 -5 MarchVeterinary
Royal Veterinary College ranked ‘best in the world’
The veterinary degree course at the University of London’s Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) has topped the 2019 QS World University…
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Feb- 2019 -8 FebruaryIndustry News
New legislation to allow RVCS to recognise European vet degrees
The House of Lords passed a Statutory Instrument (SI) to allow the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) to continue…
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4 FebruaryCharities
French Bulldogs ‘more prone’ to birthing problems
French Bulldog bitches are 15.9 times more likely to suffer from difficult births (dystocia) than crossbred bitches, according to a…
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Jan- 2019 -28 JanuaryAwards
Royal Veterinary College awarded for commitment to vet wellbeing
The Beaumont Sainsbury Animal Hospital (BSAH), part of the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) was commended for the measures it has…
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Dec- 2018 -5 DecemberCharities
Royal Veterinary College launches naked calendar
The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has launched a naked calendar to support veterinary charity Vetlife, which provides a free and…
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Nov- 2018 -7 NovemberScience
Red Setters, Bulldogs and Boxers most likely to suffer incontinence
Male Irish Red Setters, Boxers, Bulldogs, Bull Mastiffs and Fox Terriers are more likely to develop urinary incontinence than the…
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