SPILLERS™, via the brand’s science arm THE WALTHAM™ Equine Studies Group, is assisting with funding a PhD student to support…
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Pet Blood Bank UK is pleased to announce that they are now offering free* canine blood products to veterinary charities…
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Veterinary Insights brings Visiocare Services to London Vet Show
Veterinary Insights – the specialist provider of veterinary analysis and insight – will be attending London Vet Show for the…
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The BSAVA has launched a new app for members to give them easy access to the information they need for…
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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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Virbac are pleased to confirm their continued support to Wildlife Vets International in their campaign to reduce the risk of…
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Zoetis Inc. today announced that their media channel HorseDialog is proud sponsor of World Equestrian Games Gold Medallist Ros Canter….
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SPILLERS™ launches low starch, molasses free cube as part of a new and improved conditioning range
SPILLERS™ has listened to feedback from horse owners and in response has introduced a new low starch, molasses free conditioning…
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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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Davies growing greener with top level iiE sustainability accreditation
Davies Veterinary Specialists (Davies) has achieved the highest accolade of Green level accreditation from Investors in the Environment (iiE). The…
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Weight management key to laminitis control say vets at BEVA Congress
Veterinary experts at BEVA congress stressed that weight loss, diet and management changes to thwart obesity, are the best weapons…
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BVRA forges ahead with annual congress, dispensing award and Veterinary Receptionist Appreciation Day
The British Veterinary Receptionist Association (BVRA) is continuing to grow its membership and has a new venue for its 2020…
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