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What do you think 'Brexit' could mean for the veterinary profession?
Brrrrr. It's going to be chilly over the next few days! Remember, if it's cold for you, it's cold for your pets. Ta… https://t.co/qOIKRY9X44
16 Jan at 18:30
Have you booked a spot for BVA Pre-Congress Day @thewebinarvet that takes place this Friday (18 January)? All BVA m… https://t.co/SxxgWP3IUY
16 Jan at 16:30
We have joined forces with @theRCVS to once more make a clear call for veterinary surgeons to be restored to the Sh… https://t.co/3CfsWxmqMh
16 Jan at 14:01
Illegal puppy imports are a real concern for #vets & animal rescue organisations- 30% vets had seen puppies last ye… https://t.co/rt2lKNYev3
16 Jan at 12:12
Dogs Trust Veterinary Director, Paula Boyden, explains the work of Dogs Trust in investigating abuses of the Pet Travel scheme to illegally import puppies for sale and examines how Brexit could provide us with the opportune moment to tackle the illegal trade.
The collaborative research project between the University of Exeter and BVA on workforce issues in the veterinary profession has prompted many questions. In this series of blogs researcher Chris Begeny will explain why their team framed their study as they did and how they interpreted the results.
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