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Vetoquinol develops tool for home monitoring of congestive heart failure in pets

Vetoquinol develops tool for home monitoring of congestive heart failure in pets

Vetoquinol has released a free web-based app for clients who own pets suffering from congestive heart failure. The new app…

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BSAVA introduces new resources and benefits in absence of Congress

BSAVA introduces new resources and benefits in absence of Congress

This week should have been all about the education and excitement of BSAVA Congress. Sadly, because of COVID-19 it couldn’t…

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University of South Australia research reveals dogs, cats and lizards are a vital lifeline for the elderly.

University of South Australia research reveals dogs, cats and lizards are a vital lifeline for the elderly.

South Australian researchers are finding pets can help prevent suicide among people over 60 years with the presence of a…

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BSAVA Congress Big Issues ‘Our Veterinary Profession: Idealistic, Realistic or Optimistic?’

BSAVA Congress Big Issues ‘Our Veterinary Profession: Idealistic, Realistic or Optimistic?’

The theme of the Big Issues stream at BSAVA Congress on Friday afternoon 3rd April 2020 is ‘Our Veterinary Profession:…

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Virbac adds Evicto® to their parasite protection range

Virbac adds Evicto® to their parasite protection range

Virbac is pleased to announce the arrival of Evicto, the new Selamectin alternative for cats, dogs, kittens and puppies. Evicto…

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New study highlights success of endoscopic foreign body retrieval in cats

New study highlights success of endoscopic foreign body retrieval in cats

A new study, published in the latest issue of the Journal of Small Animal Practice (JSAP), suggests that endoscopic foreign…

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New dog, old tricks? Stray dogs can understand human cues

New dog, old tricks? Stray dogs can understand human cues

A new study shows that untrained stray dogs respond to gestures from people, suggesting that understanding between humans and dogs…

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Laser Brain Surgery Saves Codo the Cat

Laser Brain Surgery Saves Codo the Cat

British Blue cat Codo is back to his best after undergoing laser-assisted brain surgery to dissect and remove a forebrain…

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Veterinary professionals estimate that less than 40% of rabbits and guinea pigs are being fed correctly

Veterinary professionals estimate that less than 40% of rabbits and guinea pigs are being fed correctly

A recent survey* of UK veterinary professionals, carried out by Supreme Petfoods, found that they believe that less than 40%…

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‘Stand up for your profession’ Chief Army Nursing Officer keynote at BSAVA Summit

‘Stand up for your profession’ Chief Army Nursing Officer keynote at BSAVA Summit

BSAVA has announced Colonel Alison McCourt OBE ARRC QHN L/QARANC as the keynote speaker on the second day of BSAVA…

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New Xenograft procedure restores Pepe’s vision

New Xenograft procedure restores Pepe’s vision

A newly developed type of Xenograft has restored vision in a Chihuahua’s extensively damaged cornea. Pepe was initially diagnosed with…

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Vets can lead best practice with ground-breaking point of care UTI test

Vets can lead best practice with ground-breaking point of care UTI test

A new urine test, U-Treat, has been developed by British scientist Ron Turner and could change how vets approach cases…

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