The BSAVA is to hold a series of training sessions in mental health awareness in an effort to help reduce the numbers of vets and vet nurses affected by clinical depression.
On 23 June the UK will vote to decide whether to remain in or leave the European Union, and Veterinary Times has approached key opinion leaders in the industry for their thoughts.
The Royal Veterinary College has become the first vet school to receive an award for excellence in faculty development from leaders in health care education.
Almost three-quarters of dairy farms sampled in bulk milk tests showed a "quite staggering" exposure to gut worms ā significantly compromising herd health and productivity.
Pet owner ignorance is fuelling the illegal online sale of POM-V products and vets hold the key to help solving the problem, according to the Veterinary Medicines Directorate.
More than 900 responses of concern have been received by the Government about proposals to expand the controversial UK badger cull, according to figures released by Natural England.
Dairy vets and farmers spend more time "fixing broken cows" around calving than they do addressing the leading cause of transition diseases, new research claims.
In the run-up to World Blood Donor Day (15 June), veterinary practices are being urged to raise owner awareness of how canine donations can help save dogs' lives.
The Royal Veterinary College has carried out a systematic review and meta-analysis on the tolerability and safety of antiepileptic drugs in canine epilepsy.
The RCVS disciplinary committee has directed the name of a Dorset veterinary surgeon be removed from the register after she admitted to animal welfare offences.
Paton and Lee Equine Veterinary Surgeons won a free day's registration to BEVA Congress for being the practice with the most clients taking part in a national laminitis study.
A study to investigate preventive health care consultations in first opinion small animal practice, and the potential for increasing the benefit of them, has been announced by MSD Animal Health.
A postmortem facility to be built at Scotland's Rural College's Veterinary Disease Surveillance Centre in Inverness is expected to be ready by mid-2017.
Vets are being urged to advise dog owners holidaying in the UK to adopt a risk-based approach to parasite management, to protect pets and prevent disease spread.
The RCVS is looking to recruit a professional development phase dean to help newly qualified veterinary graduates transition from student to working life.
US scientists have identified the first case of multiple cats becoming infected with the H3N2 ācanine fluā influenza virus, previously thought to only affect dogs.
