Nominations are now open for this year’s prestigious BVA Awards. Vets, vet teams and for some awards, members of the public, ...

To help tackle this, BVA has developed a helpful risk pyramid that classifies the risks of some of the more common or ...

The British Veterinary Association (BVA), which represents more than 19,000 vets and vet students across the UK, has ...

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 ...

Neutering is the best way to prevent unwanted pregnancies, in both cats and dogs. But some owners may be anxious about making this decision on behalf of their pets. They may be concerned about ...

It is essential for sheep health and welfare, that any procedures having the potential to create pain and suffering should be balanced against the need for that procedure. Castration and tail-docking ...

On 17 November, the final changes to the Veterinary Medicines Regulations (VMRs) will come into force. These were passed in Parliament earlier this year as part of the Veterinary Medicines (Amendment ...

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 ...

BVA President Rob Williams talks about how sharing your views and experiences through our Voice of the Veterinary Profession surveys, you’re boosting our campaigns and driving change on the issues ...

Recognises a BVA member who has worked to improve animal health and welfare overseas. They have contributed to sustainable development and made a meaningful impact on animal health and welfare in low ...