Analysis â believed to be the first of its kind â of more than 10,000 SAVSNET records by academics at the University of Liverpool identified around 800 individual incidents.
Overall theme covering appropriate and proportionate care being tailored to needs of animals and clients will run through each stream at the event in Birmingham.
Despite being open for less than 12 months, vets at the practice have published multiple peer-reviewed papers, research abstracts, review articles and book chapters.
With compulsory microchipping of cats in England coming in from 10 June, Identi has created resources including literature and videos to inform clients.
Around one in five respondents said their dealings with pet owners had been âmore negativeâ following the release of the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) report last month.
Future sector leaders are already in the profession and need encouragement as they continue along their career path, Liz Somerville told congress delegates.
Southfields Veterinary Specialists in Basildon likely to stay shut for two weeks after staff, clients and patients were evacuated due to a blaze in a nearby building.
A group representing independent veterinary practices has responded to criticism of the ongoing examination of companion animal services from within the sector.
VMG hopes research, which will be discussed at its congress on Thursday, will be a catalyst for renewed efforts by it and other bodies to address what analysis described as âsignificant opportunitiesâ in the area.
RCVS voices concerns after report by Commons Environment, Food and Rural Affairs select committee called for ministers to prioritise vet sector legislation with regulation of âunscrupulousâ clinics.
Team at University of California, Davis School of Veterinary Medicine gains patent pending status for device that could revolutionise treatment for animals with end-stage temporomandibular joint disorders.
UK and Ireland chief executive Duncan Phillips outlines groupâs fears about the process and urges sector to unite to raise public recognition of importance of its work.
Vets, technical staff and poultry managers all welcome for week-long course in June taught by specialists at The Pirbright Institute, University of Surrey and from industry.
International Collective on Extreme Conformations in Dogs agrees on what healthy dogs should look like, and publishes position statement it hopes will aid prospective dog owners.
