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What do you think 'Brexit' could mean for the veterinary profession?
#OneHealth @buckinghamu vice-chancellor says every school should have a #dog or another pet to reduce stress in the… https://t.co/sy3WDpZAUH
22 Mar at 15:01
We've written an open letter to @ITV @imacelebrity to raise serious concerns over lax #animalwelfare standards on t… https://t.co/6VxQMj6V4Z
22 Mar at 12:45
Christine Middlemiss @ChiefVetUK flagged the importance of promoting UK's high animal health & #animalwelfare stand… https://t.co/27MAi5ULRZ
22 Mar at 11:54
Ready, Steady, Gove- Our President @simondocvet reports from a positive meeting with @michaelgove recently to discu… https://t.co/ABOe0TA1G3
22 Mar at 10:55
BVA and the RSPCA caught up with Environment Secretary Michael Gove this week to talk about the #endnonstun campaign and associated asks around welfare at slaughter. Read Simon’s blog reporting back from this key meeting.
Last month BVA carried out our first ever questionnaire on discrimination in the veterinary professions with a unprecedented response. BVA Junior Vice President, Daniella Dos Santos thanks everyone who got involved.
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