Applications Open for the 2024 WSAVA Michael J. Day

Applications are now open for the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) 2024 Michael J. Day Scholarship for veterinary students. The Scholarship provides financial...

WSAVA Unveils Updated Global Vaccination Guidelines

The World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) has updated its Global Vaccination Guidelines, which set out the latest scientific thinking on the vaccination of...

Compassion urges veterinary community to help end cruel export of live animals to non-EU...

Compassion in World Farming has joined forces with five other animal welfare NGOs to urge European veterinarians to use their influence to help end...

WSAVA and The Farmer’s Dog Announce Diamond Partnership

The Farmer’s Dog, which makes science-backed, veterinary-nutritionist-formulated recipes fresh food for dogs, has been announced as the World Small Animal Veterinary Association’s (WSAVA’s) new...

How to beat January disease

By : Chipo Tachiona Cattle farmers  and indeed the country has suffered  huge losses to the beef herd due to theileriosis (commonly referred to as...

Registration Opens for First WSAVA World Congress in China

Registration is now open for the first World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) World Congress to take place in China, one of the world’s...

South Africa’s vets left without access to vital treatment for Cushing’s Disease

V-Tech, the largest veterinary compounding pharmacy in Southern Africa, continues to face challenges in ensuring South Africa’s vets have access to a treatment that...

Ban on import of critical ingredient in veterinary treatment could lead to needless suffering...

This comes as SAHPRA has placed an embargo on the latest shipment of Trilostane into South Africa by V-Tech, the largest veterinary compounding pharmacy...

Paravets Teach Basic Vet Care to Rural Farmers

In the US, pet owners take it for granted they can go to a vet for vaccinations and other basic care.   Many of these...

Poultry sector in crisis

Opinion article by Prof Robert Bragg, Veterinary Biotechnology in the Department of Microbiology and Biochemistry, University of the Free State The poultry sector in South...
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