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Insect diets for pets: why vets have to be part of the conversation
29 Aug 2019 | Simon Doherty | Exotics
President Simon Doherty explains how the veterinary profession should provide leadership, and embrace innovative enabling technologies.
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Grubs up! Can UK pet lovers get to grips with insects in pet food?
27 Aug 2019 | Charlotte Raynsford | Exotics
In line with BVA’s position on sustainable animal agriculture, media officer, Charlotte Raynsford explains why considering insect protein for pet food is on the agenda.
Client compliance in pet dental care – could understanding oral bacteria help?
23 May 2019 | Jens Ruhnau | Exotics
How many of your clients regularly check their pets’ teeth? Very few people examine their pets’ teeth unless they are carrying out daily homecare, so if they’re anything like the average owner they probably don’t peek in their pet’s mouth very often. If they did, would they know what to look for?
More than just an image… thinking twice about how pets are depicted in advertising
04 Dec 2018 | Hayley Atkin | Exotics
BVA Policy Officer, Hayley Atkin, explains why we are encouraging vets and advertisers to think holistically about how images of pets may be perceived, and what vets can to do promote the responsible use of pets in advertising.
Breeding change – vets and vet nurses tackling root cause animal welfare problems
26 Oct 2018 | Sean Wensley | Exotics
For as long as humans have used animals - for transport, food, sport, companionship and more - we have recognised the benefits of breeding from the best suited naturally occurring individuals. Sean Wensley discusses how far is too far.
Extreme conformation - How vets can play their part
23 Oct 2018 | Hayley Atkin | Exotics
As we launch our overarching position on extreme conformation, BVA Policy Officer, Hayley Atkin, explores how vets can play their part to work towards healthier future generations of animals.
The VCMS – what’s mediation got to do with vets in practice
18 Oct 2018 | Jennie Jones | Exotics
In 2016, the Veterinary Client Mediation Service was launched. With the service now approaching its 2nd anniversary, Jennie Jones - Head of the VCMS, shares her experiences of mediation in the veterinary profession.
Poultry keepers urged to be vigilant of Newcastle Disease
09 Aug 2018 | Philip P Hammond | Exotics
We’re urging all vets who come into contact with poultry to be vigilant following a number of cases of Newcastle Disease. Phillip Hammond, BVPA President, highlights the symptoms of Newcastle disease and shares his advice for clients.
Veterinary Photographer of the Year - top tips for wildlife photography
23 Jul 2018 | David Tipling | Exotics
David Tipling, one of the world’s most widely published wildlife photographers and judge for BVA's Veterinary Photographer of the Year competition, shares his top tips for wildlife photography.
Vets: Stay, Go or Diversify LIVE – reflections on an inspirational weekend
08 May 2018 | Simon Doherty | Exotics
BVA Junior Vice President Simon Doherty reflects on his experience at the recent Vets: Stay, Go or Diversify LIVE event.
Winners of the Veterinary Photographer of the Year 2017 announced
06 Sep 2017 | Tara Schwenk | Exotics
Following the success of the inaugural photo competition, and over 500 entries, we are pleased to announce the winner of this year's Veterinary Photographer of the Year competition.
Communication and negotiation skills webinar for vets
03 Jul 2017 | Laura Brammar | Exotics
No matter how much you enjoy your work as a vet, there will be moments in your job where your negotiation and communication skills will be tested to the limit.
Test your knowledge on the In Practice website – online veterinary CPD
27 Jun 2017 | James Mullarkey | Exotics
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Reptiles in first opinion practice - what you need to know
05 May 2017 | Ian Sayers | Exotics
Practitioners are being presented with reptile patients on a regular, and increasing basis. They deserve to be given the same standard of care as more familiar species, but is this always the case? Ian Sayers - Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine, discusses the importance of treating reptiles in first opinion practice.
Economic medicine: a practical approach to cost-challenged veterinary cases
18 Apr 2017 | Ian Ramsey | Exotics
Small animal practitioners are often faced with sick pets whose owners cannot afford all that their veterinarian wishes to do. Many younger practitioners find these situations to be particularly stressful and it is easy to see how disillusionment and/or an uncaring attitude may follow.
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