The Animal Health Trust is celebrating its 75th anniversary by aiming to raise an extra £75,000 towards the cost of a new £400,000 magnetic resonance imaging…
Month: March 2017
Sheep farmers must integrate new anthelmintic groups into their worming strategies now, says the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) group. In a statement issued…
Brexit negotiations must allow the animal health industry to thrive and grow, says the National Office of Animal Health. “Triggering Article 50 should mark an increase…
The BBC Trust has ruled that a report in a 2015 edition of BBC 1’s Watchdog about pet store chain Pets at Home was not accurate…
A one day SMART (Simply Monitor Assess the Risk and Treat accordingly) worm egg count masterclass for SQPs and veterinary nurses, worth 50 AMTRA CPD points,…
Harper Adams University tops the latest Times Higher Education UK Student Experience Survey. Just over four years after gaining full university status, the specialist agricultural institution has…
Three opossums which went missing after being illegally imported into the UK pose a rabies threat, warn Trading Standards officers. The opossums – marsupials native to…
Comic Relief has apologised over the use of a brachycephalic (flat-faced) breed of dog in its campaign merchandise this year, following complaints by the British Veterinary Association…
The RSPCA says the problem of abandoned exotic pets is a growing concern for animal rescue charities. RSPCA officer Nicola White said: “We are finding that…
The European Medicines Agency’s (EMA) Committee for Medicinal Products for Veterinary Use has decided that veterinary medicines containing zinc oxide should be withdrawn. The European Commission will…