In a timely and informative session, John shed light on the growing concern of the Asian hornet (Vespa velutina) and its potential impact on the UK’s ecosystems and agriculture. First identified in south-west France in 2004, this invasive species—also known as the yellow-legged hornet—has since spread rapidly across Europe, with confirmed sightings in the Channel Islands and now, worryingly, parts of southern England.
The first legally binding treaty to recognise animal and environmental health in preventing pandemics has been passed by the World Health Organization this week.
If you’re working as a locum vet or veterinary nurse, one of the first big decisions you'll face is how to get paid. Two of the most common options are through an umbrella companyor as a self-employed sole trader. Each has its own pros and cons depending on your situation, especially if you're new to the UK or planning to locum long-term.
Scour is the most common cause of death in calves under 2 weeks of age. Several different infectious agents cause diarrhoea and the severity of the condition can vary from mild, where the calf recovers uneventfully in a couple of days, to extremely severe, where intensive care is needed to prevent the loss of the calf.
Seizures can be distressing not only for pets but also for the people who care for them—both pet owners and veterinary professionals alike. In the insightful webinar Seizure Management in Cats and Dogs, Dr Missy Carpentier, a board-certified neurologist, provides a comprehensive and practical overview of how to approach seizures in small animals. Her presentation blends clinical experience with evidence-based recommendations to support vets in making confident diagnostic and treatment decisions.
13th-19th April 2025 marks National Dog Bite Prevention Week, an important opportunity for veterinary professionals to lead the charge in reducing bite incidents through education, empathy, and proactive care.
Artificial intelligence (AI) is shaking things up across countless industries – and recruitment is no exception. From streamlining candidate screening to improving job advert quality, AI offers a helping hand that’s fast, efficient, and often impressively accurate. But like any tool, it’s not without its downsides.
Fungal infections pose serious and growing threats to maternal and newborn health, contributing to severe complications and increased mortality rates across the globe. While often overlooked in mainstream health discourse, these pathogens deserve greater attention—not just in human medicine, but also in veterinary practice, where similar infections impact animal welfare and productivity.
This World Health Day, join Mehvish Shaffi-Ajibola, founder of Socially Inspired, in reflecting on how mental health support in the veterinary profession must evolve. From the quiet comfort of her cat Jewel to the deeper cultural influences on how we seek (or hide) support, Mehvish shares her personal journey and offers practical steps for creating wellbeing systems that honour diversity.
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Continuing education (CE) is an essential part of veterinary practice, ensuring that veterinarians and veterinary technicians stay up to date with the latest advancements in animal health. For professionals in the United States, earning RACE-approved CE credits is crucial for maintaining licensure and delivering the best possible care to patients.
Respiratory disease is one of the most significant health challenges in cattle, affecting both youngstock and adult dairy cows. As veterinary professionals, staying ahead of the latest diagnostic and management strategies is crucial for improving herd health and optimising outcomes. That’s why we’re excited to introduce our new course: Bovine Respiratory Health: Diagnosis, Prevention, and Management.