BEVA congress rewards vets and royalty
Annual congress recognises vets who have contributed outstandingly to their work with horses
Annual congress recognises vets who have contributed outstandingly to their work with horses
The perfect opportunity to put your vet in the spotlight
Are horse owners asking too much of vets by expecting 24hr care? That is the concern being raised by industry professionals
With 5 times as many graduates seeking work in equine practice as there are jobs available leading vets are concerned about another new school opening in Surrey
Horse owners are being asked to nominate their local vet for the 2014 Petplan equine vet of the year award
A recent survey that showed there may be up to five times as many equine graduates as there are jobs available, has prompted a new scheme to be launched to support young vets
Two small animal vet practices refused to attend a traffic accident to administer pain relief to a fatally injured horse
Paul Jepson wil take over the role from Keith Chandler this September
It has emerged that Border Forces seized a shipment containing un-licensed and illegal veterinary goods at Stansted Airport earlier this summer
X-ray images reveal the 20 screws and 2 bone plates used to reconstruct St Nicholas Abbey’s leg
Is Britain producing too many equine vets? It would appear so, after it emerged that there may be up to five times as many graduates as there are jobs available
Rachael Conwell has had a busy week with plenty of horses to gastroscope in the north of the country and a successful gastroscopy clinic in the Lake District
Vet Rachael Conwell has been passing on helpful tips on a veterinary gastroscopy and abdominal ultrasound course, and diagnosing a gelding with a bladder stone
Vet Rachael Conwell has been to visit a Welsh pony with some nasty ulcers and has had a busy weekend on duty at Chatsworth Horse Trials
Rachael Conwell has had a busy week, with a few gastroscopy visits and checking out a pony with a heart murmur
The National Equine Forum, that is held in March, will have particular focus on veterinary and racing topics
British vets are welcoming new research that could explain the cause of the mysterious and fatal condition atypical myopathy
A total of £1.6m has been awarded to equine veterinary research and education for 2013 by The Horserace Betting Levy Board
John Gray - who has died aged 87 - became known as "the man with X-ray hands" because of his expertise on tendon injuries
The Shropshire equine clinic plan to hold open event to celebrate the opening of its new theatre suite