The Global Pain Council (GPC) of the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has launched a program called ‘Teach the Teachers,’ which aims to create a global network of key opinion leader (KOLs) – ‘teachers’...
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WSAVA’s Global Pain Council Aims to Raise Standards of Pain Management by ‘Teaching the Teachers’
The Global Pain Council (GPC) of the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has launched a program called ‘Teach the Teachers,’ which aims to create a global network of key opinion leader (KOLs) – ‘teachers’... -
NADIS November parasite forecast
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NADIS November parasite forecast
The November Parasite Forecast includes the Autumn fluke forecast and seasonal disease advice. View our latest webinar on footbathing to prevent lameness
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New Vet Show Academy announced by CloserStill Media and Vetstream
CloserStill Media has announced a partnership with veterinary digital services provider Vetstream. Vetstream will be provided with the recorded presentations and multiple choice questions from the global portfolio of Vet Shows to create eLearning... -
With tick-borne encephalitis found in the UK for the first time, BSAVA offers advice
With tick-borne encephalitis confirmed for the first time in ticks in the UK earlier this week, the BSAVA has put together a Q&A to give vets an easy reference point to answer any questions from concerned clients.
BSAVA President Sue... -
Vets4Pets announce Practice management training courses and progression
Vets4Pets has launched a new training course aimed to help and support colleagues across its group to become outstanding veterinary practice managers and team leaders.
A successful pilot of the six-month programme has just been... -
Knowledge and popularity from NEF 2019 shape 2020 programme
Insights gained from this year’s National Equine Forum (NEF) have been used to shape the programme for the forthcoming event on Thursday 5 March 2020, to give the equestrian industry the topics they most want to hear about.
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Advice for clients on fireworks and pets
The British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) has put together some advice to help owners keep their pets as safe and comfortable as possible during the fireworks season.- Do your research: find out when local firework displays are
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Sales of veterinary antibiotics have dropped by 50% reports the VMD
Sales of antibiotics for use in food-producing animals have reduced by 53% in just four years between 2014 – 2018, the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) confirmed today.
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Recipients of new Veterinary Management Research Grants announced
The Veterinary Management Group (VMG) has announced the first recipients of its new Awards for research into veterinary management.
The Awards aim to promote and support evidence-based management in the veterinary sector with topics... -
MSD Animal Health puts extra resources behind the LetiFend vaccine
LetiFend helps reduce the risk of developing active infection and/or clinical disease after exposure to L. infantum from 28 days post vaccination1,2. It offers protection for 365 days after a single annual dose which helps improve compliance.... -
Royal Canin wins iCatCare Cat Friendly award for new product
Royal Canin have been awarded an International Cat Care Award for its new product Pill Assist Cat.
Following the launch of the canine version of the product released earlier this year, Royal Canin’s Pill Assist Cat is an easy... -
Cave approved as centre for neurology residencies
Cave Veterinary Specialists have been approved as a centre for neurology residency programmes by the European College of Veterinary Neurologists (ECVN).
Cave Veterinary Specialists, near Wellington, is hoping to announce its first resident... -
BSAVA award nominations will close 4th November
To be eligible individuals must be nominated by a BSAVA member – but nominees do not have to be members themselves. Members can nominate as many people as they like in as many of the categories as they wish.
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Central Qualifications to run Apprenticeship Assessments for Veterinary Nurses
The EPA, or end point assessment, is final examination for student veterinary nurses on the new apprenticeship programme.
Central Qualifications (CQ) examination board and awarding body is the first organisation to be approved by... -
BEVA introduces Welfare Case Toolkit developed in conjunction with the RSPCA
Launched this month the practical Welfare Case Toolkit has been developed in conjunction with the RSPCA and includes a welfare workflow and quick download guides and welfare case forms. It can be accessed here .
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Pioneering liver shunt surgery saves dog's life
Specialists from Willows worked together to carry out pioneering minimally-invasive liver shunt surgery on a family’s beloved pet dog.
Bertie the cavapoo’s happy demeanour had disguised a potentially life-threatening congenital... -
Nurses from the veterinary community gather for Royal Canin’s first ever Pet Health Councillor and Weight Management Congress
Obesity and weight management, dermatology cases for nurses and animal behaviour were key themes at Royal Canin’s first ever Pet Health Councillor and Weight Management Congress.
The three-day Congress featured a series of... -
Dogs at the forefront of early disease detection and diagnosis - free webinar
Dr. Claire Guest, Co-Founder of Medical Detection Dogs, will explain dogs’ remarkable life-saving talent for sniffing out diseases in a free one hour live webinar on Thursday 28th November.
While many people know that dogs have a... -
Consider treating cattle at housing to get on top of liver fluke
With the National Animal Disease Information Service (NADIS) forecasting high risk of liver fluke in Scotland, northern England and North Wales, and cases now being seen south of these regions, parasite experts with the Control of Worms Sustainably... -
Veterinary Management Group launches a new online resource hub for members
The (VMG) has produced a new website offering a comprehensive Resource Hub to support veterinary professionals working in leadership and management roles.
The Hub includes more than 60 templates, protocols and model documents for... -
NOAH prepares the animal health industry for a potential no-deal Brexit
In preparation for the possible event of a no-deal EU exit on the 31st October, NOAH, who represent 95% of the UK animal medicines sector, has produced information for the veterinary medicines supply chain to ensure they are as prepared as possible.... -
Sheep and cattle farmers urged to start testing for liver fluke this autumn by SCOPS and COWS
The Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) and Control of Cattle Parasites Sustainably (COWS) groups are urging sheep and cattle farmers to monitor for liver fluke this autumn.
Speaking on behalf of SCOPS, Lesley Stubbings... -
Animal Welfare Sentencing Bill reintroduced to the House of Commons
The Animal Welfare (Sentencing) Bill has been reintroduced to the House of Commons this week.
The bill means that animal abusers could face up to five years in prison, a significant increase from the current maximum sentence of six... -
Regulatory convergence key to improve access to veterinary medicines say global veterinary associations
Eleven global veterinary associations have signed a Position Statement calling for increased regulatory convergence and harmonization in order to ensure that veterinarians globally can access the medicines they need to treat their patients. ... -
MSD Animal Health reminds vet surgeons to submit their applications for a bursary before 29th November
The deadline is getting close for vet surgeons to apply for a 2019 MSD Animal Health Research Bursary. There are three awards on offer; two ruminant bursaries and one companion animal bursary, of up to £4,000 each. Applications must be in by 29...
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Both veterinary practices have clear plans for the future and are investing in their current teams and business to ensure provision of a quality service for clients. Both practices could be a great place to work. However, one of these practices has a reputation as a good employer, the other has none. We don’t mean a bad reputation, simply no reputation- people haven’t heard of them.
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