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The British Veterinary Union has urged the profession to take the chance to “re-evaluate” veterinary training following the findings of a recent accreditation report.
Veterinary and welfare organisations are working with police and government departments to target unlawful operators.
RCVS officials say the reforms will improve access to the exam following feedback from former candidates and other stakeholders.
Researchers are being invited to submit proposals now ahead of a major conference next autumn.
Scheme will be offering 20 places to new vets in March in addition to 35 available next September.
Proportion of vets highlighting cost as one of the three biggest issues facing the professions jumped from 30% in the last such survey in 2019 to 46% now.
UK Legal Advisory Group on Extreme Conformation in Dogs believes major welfare benefits will come from the message, which veterinary professionals can also help to secure.
