Boehringer Academy arranging two complimentary webinar sessions to cover important messages for improving mastitis in cattle.

“We hope such a strong and united call will be answered soon, and will continue to urge Government to help practices to continue their valuable work in these difficult times.”

Mobile unit helps keep life-saving blood collections going during coronavirus crisis by operating from veterinary practice car parks.

George Eustice used World Veterinary Day to thank the veterinary profession for “playing its part” in tackling the coronavirus crisis.

Rolling global veterinary survey designed to track the effects of the pandemic on the profession shows some faint positives.

“Without this support, if the system becomes overloaded, charities may be forced to make difficult decisions around the euthanasia of animals.” - BSAVA.

A series of free one-hour lunchtime webinars, each led by a specialist at Dick White Referrals, will run throughout the COVID-19 lockdown.

Results from the first in a series of surveys from Vet Dynamics confirm the economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.

Series of creative challenges helping to lift spirits at a family run practice.

Seven free online roadshows – where delegate charity donations are sought – are being run in collaboration with three world-class speakers in key areas of cattle lameness, reproduction and mastitis.

The event for mind, body and soul is back as WellVet goes digital on 23 May.

The entire adoption or fostering process will be done remotely and members of the public will not physically interact with an animal before it is delivered to their door.

Bosses representing more than 1,500 veterinary practices call on chancellor for fair treatment on business rates relief as profits plummet.

RCVS publishes snapshot survey results on impact of pandemic on veterinary businesses and their staff.

MSD Animal Health running four free training webinars on business subjects, with first to offer advice on how practices can run remote consultations for clients during COVID-19 crisis.

“We felt it was right to give practices the option of doing work that would help reduce or manage significant animal welfare problems“ – president Daniella Dos Santos.

The webinar is advising on optimal preventive care during the pandemic, and the role vets can play in promoting pet welfare and supporting the human-companion animal bond during the crisis.

With donations drastically down, the Worldwide Veterinary Service launches its 2.6 Challenge appeal to help raise funds and save the lives of animals.

VBS Direct organises series of 12 one-hour webinars, running in two time slots per week through to early July.