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Seal recovers after life-threatening fishing line injuries

Seal recovers after life-threatening fishing line injuries A grey seal that sustained life-threatening injuries from fishing gear has been released back into the wild after being looked after by the Scottish SPCA. Read More
RSPCA's longest-stay dog seeks permanent home

RSPCA's longest-stay dog seeks permanent home
The RSPCA has renewed its appeal for a home for Mia, a five-year-old Dutch shepherd, as she reaches 700 days in its care. Read More

BVNA shares initial findings of VN Profession survey

BVNA shares initial findings of VN Profession survey
The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) has released the initial findings of its inaugural VN Profession survey. Read More


New elbow replacement surgery to be trialled

New elbow replacement surgery to be trialled
Two referral clinics given RCVS approval to carry...

Feline hypoalbuminaemia more common than thought, study finds

Feline hypoalbuminaemia more common than thought, study finds
Study suggests rates are higher than those in dogs. Read More

RSPCA's longest-stay dog seeks permanent home

RSPCA's longest-stay dog seeks permanent home
Mia has been in care for over 700 days. Read More


Vets issue sycamore tree reminder

Vets issue sycamore tree reminder
Horse owners urged to take practical steps to...

African Union calls for urgent action on donkey skin trade

African Union calls for urgent action on donkey skin trade
Member states urged to prioritise ban. Read More

Brooke introduces virtual learning platform

Brooke introduces virtual learning platform
AWE will provide training for equine vets in developing countries. Read More


Funding awarded to develop rapid TB detector

Funding awarded to develop rapid TB detector
The new test could be quicker than PCR and...

Supermarkets lack effective antibiotic policies, antibiotic group says

Supermarkets lack effective antibiotic policies, antibiotic group says
Restrictions on antibiotic use are not applied to some branded or imported products. Read More

Brooke meets UN for antimicrobial resistance mission

Brooke meets UN for antimicrobial resistance mission
The equine charity met with member states to promote the One Health approach. Read More


Seal recovers after life-threatening fishing line injuries

Seal recovers after life-threatening fishing line injuries
The seal needed months of treatment before she could be released.

Researchers discover geckos' hidden sensory ability
The finding could provide new insights about how animals perceive sound.

Operation relaunched to tackle crimes against badgers
New short film produced to raise awareness.

BVNA shares initial findings of VN Profession survey

BVNA shares initial findings of VN Profession survey
Over half of respondents knew a 'vet nurse' who wasn't qualified or regulated.

RCVS updates VN training standards framework
The framework is reviewed by the College every five years.

BVNA releases Clinical Coach Toolkit
The resources will help those supervising SVNs.


Bee conservationist to deliver BVA lecture

Bee conservationist to deliver BVA lecture
Dave Goulson will present the annual Wooldridge Memorial Lecture.

First non-clinical workplace achieves BVA scheme accreditation
Food Standards Scotland: Meat Operational Delivery awarded by Great Workplaces scheme.

Pet rights for renters step closer after bill passes second reading
Animal welfare charities have welcomed the legislation.

Comedy Wildlife Photography Award 2024 finalists revealed

Comedy Wildlife Photography Award 2024 finalists revealed
Votes are open for the Affinity People's Choice.

Donkey sanctuary goes viral with sock appeal
The socks help protect the donkeys from insect bites.

London Zoo animals receive summer treats
Blood lollies, mealworm beach balls and seafood buckets were on the menu.

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New guidelines published for wildlife disease surveillanceNew guidelines published for wildlife disease surveillance

A set of international guidelines for disease surveillance in wildlife has been updated for the first time since 2015.

Released by the International Union for Conservation of Nature and the World Organisation for Animal Health, General Guidelines for Surveillance of Diseases, Pathogens and Toxic Agents in Free-ranging Wildlife is designed to help wildlife authorities and others working with wildlife carry out effective surveillance programmes.

The document, which cover areas including choosing appropriate strategies, safety and biosafety protocols, and ethical and legal considerations, can be read here.