The challenges veterinary leaders say matter most to them will be at the heart of Veterinary Management Group (VMG) Congress 2027. Under the theme Real Leaders. Shared Solutions and...
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Veterinary leaders’ real-world challenges shape VMG Congress 2027 programme
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- Published: 15-09-2026, 10:05 AM
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Veterinary leaders’ real-world challenges shape VMG Congress 2027 programme
21–23 April 2027, Crowne Plaza Hotel, Stratford-upon-Avon
The challenges veterinary leaders say matter most to them will be at the heart of Veterinary Management Group (VMG) Congress 2027. Under the theme Real Leaders. Shared Solutions and... -
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New BEVA President appointed
Kate Blakeman, Assistant Clinical Professor in Equine Practice at the University of Nottingham, has been appointed as President of the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) for 2026/27. She takes over the role from Imogen Burrows at the end of...
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New independent dairy consultancy TIDE launches to support UK dairy businesses
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- Published: 15-09-2026, 09:55 AM
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New independent dairy consultancy TIDE launches to support UK dairy businesses
A new independent dairy consultancy, bringing together experienced specialists from across the sector, has launched with a mission to provide bespoke, practical advice to dairy farmers and businesses across the wider supply chain.
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BEVA celebrates veterinary excellence at 2026 Awards Ceremony
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- Published: 15-09-2026, 09:45 AM
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BEVA celebrates veterinary excellence at 2026 Awards Ceremony
The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) celebrated outstanding achievements across the equine veterinary profession at its Awards Ceremony at BEVA Congress on 10 September 2026. Six awards recognising excellence and contribution to the profession...
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Tolracol® now licensed for coccidiosis prevention in beef calves
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- Published: 15-09-2026, 09:29 AM
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Tolracol® now licensed for coccidiosis prevention in beef calves
Krka UK has announced a licence extension for Tolracol® 50 mg/ml oral suspension for pigs, cattle and sheep (toltrazuril). Previously licensed for use in dairy calves, Tolracol® can now also be used in suckler and bull beef calves, widening prevention...
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BEVA transforms MonitorME platform to make participation easier
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- Published: 11-09-2026, 01:03 PM
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BEVA transforms MonitorME platform to make participation easier
New analysis platform helps equine practices track annual antibiotic use, while strengthening the profession’s evidence base for responsible prescribing.
BEVA’s MonitorME initiative has undergone a major transformation, making... -
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Family run veterinary group set to open in Darlington creating six jobs
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- Published: 11-09-2026, 12:58 PM
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Family run veterinary group set to open in Darlington creating six jobs
Independent veterinary group, Harrison Family Vets, will open a new practice in Darlington in October, creating six new jobs in a £400,000 investment.
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New BEVA Splinting Guide puts practical fracture stabilisation advice at vets’ fingertips
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- Published: 11-09-2026, 12:50 PM
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New BEVA Splinting Guide puts practical fracture stabilisation advice at vets’ fingertips
New resource provides practical, accessible guidance on temporary equine limb stabilisation in first-aid situations
Equine vets and veterinary nurses can now access practical guidance on fracture and limb stabilisation in one place, with... -
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Government steps up Bluetongue response to give farmers faster diagnosis of disease
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- Published: 11-09-2026, 12:44 PM
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Government steps up Bluetongue response to give farmers faster diagnosis of disease
- New vet-led approach will cut waiting times for confirmation of bluetongue cases
- Farmers will get answers quicker helping them to take action sooner to protect livestock
- New heatmap published will help famers better understand local disease risk
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FlockCheck Results Highlight Continued Abortion Disease Risk Ahead of Tupping
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- Published: 10-09-2026, 01:44 PM
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FlockCheck Results Highlight Continued Abortion Disease Risk Ahead of Tupping
Sheep farmers are being urged to review their flock's abortion risk and vaccination strategy ahead of tupping after the latest FlockCheck diagnostic results1 revealed continued high levels of exposure to the two most significant infectious causes of...
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