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26 May at 17:00
Have you seen our new-look #AMR poster for vet practices? Our updated policy reiterates that vets should continue t… https://t.co/fhzhaQKcJf
26 May at 14:00
With #bluetongue cases being reported in mainland Europe, we would urge livestock keepers to remain vigilant and to… https://t.co/g5XIZ4iTYq
26 May at 11:00
Planning a #BBQ this #BankHoliday weekend? Make sure you check the label for #animalwelfare- use our infographic to… https://t.co/1RLDnNV76X
26 May at 08:00
How many of your clients regularly check their pets’ teeth? Very few people examine their pets’ teeth unless they are carrying out daily homecare, so if they’re anything like the average owner they probably don’t peek in their pet’s mouth very often. If they did, would they know what to look for?
Our Welsh Branch hosted their annual briefing for Assembly Members on 14 May. BVA Welsh Branch President, Sarah Carr, tells us about the evening.
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