BVA has published its evidence-based policy position on brachycephalic dogs to improve the health and welfare of these breeds.
After a tough contest, with over 500 entrant, vets Steve Ashman and Peter Myatt have been named winners of the third annual BVA Photography competition.
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BVA Members’ Day provides an opportunity to celebrate our profession and be inspired by the achievements of our members. Digital Content Editor, Tara Schwenk, shares her highlights.
We received over 500 entries that showcased the life of our members, including their professional successes and bond with patients. Here we announce the winners of the BVA Veterinary Photographer of the Year competition!
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