Artificial Intelligence (AI) in all its forms is rapidly becoming a major new tool in the veterinary profession. The potential benefits of using AI effectively are huge, helping us provide even better ...
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 ...
The following terms and conditions apply to the BVA new graduate membership offer. For the 2026 terms, emails [email protected] This offer is only available to final year veterinary medicine students ...
Through policy development, political lobbying and public campaigning, we’ll address your concerns, seize opportunities and ...
We've published practical resources to support members to use artificial intelligence technologies in the workplace effectively, safely and ethically. We've published a suite of practical resources to ...
A centralised portal will make it easier for vets to reunite lost or stray pets with their owners. In a significant win for our long-standing call for a centralised microchipping portal for pets in ...
Today we published a new report detailing how we ensured our members’ voice, and the perspectives of the veterinary profession, were clearly heard by the Competition and Markets Authority throughout ...
New BVA President Gwen Rees urges the profession to be prepared and united in tackling increasing national animal disease threats Today we welcome Welsh farm vet and academic Dr Gwenllian Mair Rees ...
The Competition and Markets Authority has today published its Final Orders and has significantly amended the wording and design of its client notice on medicines and prescriptions following our strong ...
Meet Rithashyan Sivaganeshwaran, a third-year Veterinary Medicine student at the Royal Veterinary College, passionate about conservation and wildlife. Alongside his studies, he is the Vice President ...
New measures announced by Government are intended to cut waiting times for bluetongue diagnosis in England. The UK Government has announced changes to testing and reporting procedures for suspected ...
The case was identified on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway as part of routine control measures. A single case of classical Bovine Spongiform Encephalopathy (BSE) has been confirmed in a cow on a farm ...
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