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More than three-quarters of cats helped by Blue Cross were not microchipped
Some 4,517 cats helped by the Blue Cross were found to not be microchipped, in the last year. Out of…
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NSA calls for Gove to get behind British sheep farming – and quickly
The National Sheep Association (NSA) has called on Michael Gove, the new environment secretary, for reassurance to give sheep farmers…
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PelGar appoints commercial director
PelGar International has appointed John McGillivray as its commercial director. Graduating with a degree in agriculture, John joined a leading…
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BVA president probes impact of Brexit on animal health and welfare in Wales
Wales’ forward-thinking approach to veterinary education, policy-making and rural partnerships is achieving successes for animal health and welfare across Wales,…
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Warm weather increases parasite risk in sheep and cattle
NADIS and Merial Animal Health are warning sheep and cattle farmers that recent above average temperatures could lead to a…
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Pets at Home launches Keep Cool products for dogs
Pets at Home has launched a range of essential products which will help dogs keep cool over the summer. A pop-up…
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New environment secretary must “understand and articulate” industry needs
Farming leaders have said that new environment secretary Michael Gove must “understand and articulate” the needs of the UK’s agricultural community…
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NSA agrees with decision to delay quarantine units in Wales
The National Sheep Association (NSA) has welcomed the announcement from Welsh Government Cabinet Secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs Lesley…
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NOAH looks forward to working with next government
Following the General Election result, The National Office of Animal Health (NOAH) said it looks forward to working with the…
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Industry braced for Brexit backslide after shock election result
The industry is bracing itself for months of further uncertainty over Brexit after the UK voted for a hung parliament…