Yeast populations may opportunistically increase in dogs’ ears following broad spectrum antibacterial treatment for chronic otitis externa, according to a new study.
Malassezia yeast overgrowth is often observed by cytological examination...
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Antibiotic treatment for otitis externa leads to yeast overgrowth in dogs’ ears, study shows
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Dechra appoints new territory sales manager in Northern Ireland, North Leinster and North Connaught
Dechra has appointed Hilary Cullen as its new territory sales manager for Northern Ireland, North Leinster and North Connaught.
Hilary, who is based in County Down but was originally from Dublin, will be the point of contact for veterinary...Last edited by Dawn Prime; 12-11-2024, 07:34 AM. -
Virbac recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™
Virbac UK is celebrating being named as one of the UK’s best workplaces in 2024 and being officially certified as a ‘Great Place To Work’.
Virbac UK, a wholly owned subsidiary of the Virbac Group, with 49 UK-based employees, was not only... -
ChesterGates neurology resident wins ECVN-ESVN symposium prize for cerebellar disease research
ChesterGates Veterinary Specialists resident in neurology, Luis Villalonga Rodriguez,has won the European College of Veterinary Neurology’s Boehringer Ingelheim – Best Poster Presentation by a Young Neurologist in Training.
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Willett House Veterinary Surgeons and Reed Veterinary Practice join the Kin Vet Community
Willett House Veterinary Surgeons, a well-respected group of eight practices based in Southwest London, has become part of the Kin Vet Community. This strategic move reinforces Kin Vet Community’s commitment to delivering exceptional veterinary...
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Unique surgery by southfields’ specialist saves cancer cat
A specialist vet at one of the UK’s leading animal hospitals has performed an innovative surgical procedure to save the life of a cat stricken by an aggressive cancer.
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Farmers urged to test for liver fluke in an autumn and winter that could be ‘very different’ to recent years
The relatively low and later incidence of liver fluke in recent years shouldn’t make sheep farmers complacent this autumn and winter, say the Sustainable Control of Parasites of Sheep (SCOPS) and Control of Cattle Parasites Sustainably (COWS) groups.... -
CVS launches Vet Career Progression Framework in equine and farm General Practice
A new Vet Career Progression Framework is being launched within CVS’ 21 equine and 15 farm practices, which gives formal recognition to its senior and experienced vets.
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Medicines Update: September 2024
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Medicines Update: September 2024
This medicines update is provided by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) and lists new active substance, new marketing authorisations and changes to authorisations most relevant to vets.
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Labrador lily eating again after vets remove tennis ball size tumour
A food-mad golden retriever is back enjoying her meals after vets successfully removed a cancerous mass the size of a tennis ball which had left her unable to eat.
Ten-year-old Lily from Telford began coughing and bringing up her food around...
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