Brexit will have far reaching impacts. Our report sets out 52 recommendations to secure the best outcomes for animal health and welfare, public health and research.
The joint BVA/RCVS Vet Futures project is celebrating a year of activity and progress since the launch of the Action Plan at the Vet Futures Summit in July 2016.
The Government’s plan to introduce mandatory CCTV in all slaughterhouses in England, with unrestricted access to footage for Official Veterinarians, follows years of member-led campaigning by the BVA and Veterinary Public Health Association (VPHA).
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Geoff Little, President of Vetlife, explains the vital service the charity offers to the veterinary profession, how others can support the charity in the lead up to its 25 year anniversary.
Defra has announced that the risk of an incursion of African Swine Fever in the UK has risen from ‘Very Low’ to ‘Low’ following geographical spread of the disease and increased infection in Eastern Europe. Learn how it is spread, and the clinical signs of infection.
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