BVA has published its evidence-based policy position on brachycephalic dogs to improve the health and welfare of these breeds.
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With 24 groups across the UK, each group organises CPD talks, pub socials and dinners to create a supportive environment for graduates.
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As part of BVA’s #ChooseAssured campaign, we’ve asked the farm assurance schemes featured on our UK Farm Assurance Schemes infographic to tell us about the key features of their scheme. Here, Gillian Davis gives us a rundown of what the Northern Ireland Beef and Lamb Farm Quality Assurance Scheme means for consumers.
With the opening of applications for new members of BVA Committees, including BVA Welsh Branch Council, Junior Vice President, Dinika Procter, tells us why she enjoys volunteering.
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