Our nation’s walking horses have suffered too long from the cruel practice of soring.
Thirty years after the US Congress enacted laws to promote the psychological well-being of primates in laboratories, the problem may be getting worseThousands of nonhuman primates continue to be…
Reevaluation of pet feeding regimens could spell healthier animal companions190 million Americans share the luxuries of human life with their pets.
Some of the key moments of RCVS Day – our Annual General Meeting and Awards Day – are available to view on two new videos on our YouTube channel.
Study in African animals provides clues to antibiotic effectsAntibiotics are a blessing but may also be an empty promise of health when microbes develop resistance to our pharmacological arsenal.
Our alternative dispute resolution (ADR) trial, launched at the end of last year. is now nearing completion with over two-thirds of its target number of cases either resolved or in process.
A Lincolnshire veterinary surgeon has won a Vet Futures ‘Headlines of tomorrow’ competition for his suggestion that the veterinary and medical professions work together to tackle obesity in animals and humans.
We have congratulated eight international veterinary nurses after they passed examinations allowing them to join the Register.
The benefits of the Professional Development Phase (PDP) and the support it provides for new veterinary graduates have been highlighted in our new video.
We are encouraging veterinary surgeons, veterinary nurses and other members of the practice team to respond to a government consultation on changing the law to introduce English language testing for veterinary surgeons who have qualified from elsewhere…