BSAVA has produced Neutering Guidance for small animal practitioners which is intended to supplement the recently updated, top line advice…
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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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Read moreNew BVA guidance recommends medical option as first choice for essential neutering during Covid-19
Updated guidance from the British Veterinary Association (BVA) on neutering small animals during the COVID-19 pandemic, recommends that when neutering…
Read moreBSAVA publishes Guidance on pet vaccinations during COVID-19 lockdown
BSAVA has produced vaccination Guidance for small animal practitioners during the COVID-19 lockdown to support the updated, top line advice…
Read moreWSAVA webinar to set out latest thinking and offer advice for veterinarians
The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) is to host a free webinar for veterinarians globally on Friday 17 April…
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Read moreBSAVA launches new anaesthetic resource to support the veterinary profession during the COVID-19 pandemic
To support the veterinary profession and address concerns related to potential oxygen shortages during the COVID-19 pandemic, the BSAVA has…
Read moreAnimalcare is to launch an online CPD initiative called ‘Tea-Time Training’ to support vets and nurses keen to keep up…
Read moreBVNA are holding a Zoom/Facebook Live on Wednesday 8th April at 7pm to give an update on Covid-19 and how…
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