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  • Entries for the SPVS Veterinary Business Awards 2026 – now open!

    Entries for the SPVS Veterinary Business Awards 2026 – now open!

    Entries for the annual SPVS Veterinary Business Excellence Awards are now open.

    The Awards, supported by Citation (Health and Safety and Employment Law experts for veterinary), are a SPVS initiative designed to celebrate and honour outstanding...
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    Last edited by Lisa G; 07-07-2026, 08:43 AM.

  • Supreme Petfoods launches £2,000 Selective Vet Grant

    Supreme Petfoods launches £2,000 Selective Vet Grant

    Leading specialist in small-pet nutrition introduces a new initiative designed to support rabbit welfare and improve confidence in exotic-pet care within veterinary practice.

    Supreme Petfoods has launched a new £2,000 Selective Vet Grant...
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  • Search for equine sector’s hidden champions begins

    Search for equine sector’s hidden champions begins

    Nominations are officially open for the for the National Equine Forum (NEF) Sir Colin Spedding Award 2027. This prestigious accolade shines a spotlight on outstanding individuals or organisations whose vital contributions to the equine sector have not...
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  • Seminar programme tackles key questions facing UK sheep farming at NSA Sheep Event 2026

    Seminar programme tackles key questions facing UK sheep farming at NSA Sheep Event 2026

    Visitors to NSA Sheep Event 2026 later this month will have the opportunity to hear from industry experts and join discussion on some of the most important issues facing the UK sheep sector, with a seminar programme designed to inform and inspire....
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  • Teamwork in trauma: A multidisciplinary approach to managing severe limb injury in a young dog

    Teamwork in trauma: A multidisciplinary approach to managing severe limb injury in a young dog

    Amber, a one-year-old cockapoo, was referred to Lumbry Park Veterinary Specialists following a nasty road traffic accident. Her referring vet had managed to stabilise her and identified significant trauma to her right pelvic limb, including a complex...
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  • Flea treatment restrictions would hit lower-income pet owners hardest

    Flea treatment restrictions would hit lower-income pet owners hardest

    Independent polling of 2,001 UK pet owners shows that support for reclassification of over-the-counter (OTC) spot-on flea & tick treatments rises sharply with household income, while lower earners are more likely to stop treatment, seek alternatives,...
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  • Significant welfare impacts of feline dystocia in emergency practice highlighted in new study

    Significant welfare impacts of feline dystocia in emergency practice highlighted in new study

    Dystocia remains a substantial risk to feline maternal and neonatal welfare and survival, with a higher risk in purebred, brachycephalic and younger aged cats, a new study in the Journal of Small Animal Practice has confirmed.

    The study,...
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  • VidiVet launches impartial advice policy service ahead of CMA deadline

    VidiVet launches impartial advice policy service ahead of CMA deadline

    Fast-growing pet tech company, VidiVet has enhanced its existing service to help veterinary practices meet forthcoming CMA requirements by providing professionally written impartial advice policies ahead of the regulator’s legally binding September...
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  • National Sheep Association supports BudApp to help raise awareness and reduce sheep worrying incidents

    The National Sheep Association (NSA) is pleased to be working with dog walking app BudApp to help improve awareness of livestock presence on walking routes and encourage responsible dog ownership in the countryside.

    The collaboration sees...
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  • Five Point Plan Cuts Sheep Lameness by Over Two-Thirds, New Data Shows

    Five Point Plan Cuts Sheep Lameness by Over Two-Thirds, New Data Shows

    Lameness assessment results conducted across more than 21,000 sheep have found that full implementation of the industry’s Five Point Plan can reduce lameness levels by over two-thirds in affected flocks.

    Findings from 83 on-farm assessments...
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