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What do you think 'Brexit' could mean for the veterinary profession?
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21 Mar at 19:15
#Vets - We have produced an 8-point plan of practical steps you can take now to get ready in the event of a… https://t.co/9dNozhu4tO
21 Mar at 18:01
Dogs & cats aren't the only species affected by extreme breeding. The 'silkback' mutation in bearded dragons can re… https://t.co/CYHcf0PmXJ
21 Mar at 15:45
Manchester University @OfficialUoM is investigating work-related pressures experienced by #vets & how these affect… https://t.co/1Gdm3dTEQw
21 Mar at 13:30
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.
BVA Past President and Co-ordinator for the Highlands and Islands Veterinary Services Scheme (HIVSS), Freda Scott-Park, explores the complexities of transporting animals from remote and rural areas in Scotland.
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