The Dangerous Dogs Act (1991) was introduced in the UK following a series of serious, and in some cases fatal, dog attacks on humans. The Act has been widely discredited for failing to address the ...

Two new reports published this week (18 November) show overall reductions in the sale and use of veterinary antibiotics on ...

Great Workplaces by BVA is an innovative accreditation scheme designed to recognise and reward positive workplace culture across both clinical and non-clinical veterinary workplaces. By focusing on ...

Whether you visited our stand, took time out in our Members’ Lounge, joined the debate at BVA Congress, or pondered your next steps in our Career Development theatre, we’re glad you spent some of your ...

Ahead of this year’s BVA Congress discussion on the use of artificial intelligence tools on farms, panellist Paul Horwood, UK Country Head of Farm at IVC Evidensia, reflects on how technology can, and ...

BVA Junior Vice President Gwen Rees reflects on a career that’s helping shape the future of veterinary medicine and responsible antimicrobial use I never set out to become a veterinary academic. In ...

UK’s largest veterinary membership organisation publishes full response to Competition and Markets Authority’s ‘provisional ...

Interestingly, the survey also shows that compared to their colleagues in small animal practice, a higher proportion of farm ...

The British Veterinary Association (BVA), which represents more than 19,000 vets across the UK, has responded to the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) ‘provisional decision’ following its ...

Dr Rob Williams has been elected BVA President for the 2025-2026 association year, with Dr. Gwen Rees taking on the role of Junior Vice President. Dr Rob Williams MVB MBA CMgr FCMI MCIPD MRCVS has ...

When we think of veterinary education, we often picture lecture theatres and textbooks but some of the most powerful learning happens in everyday practice - during post-op cleanups, in the car to a ...