...milk fever. I went to bed last night (better say that morning) at 2:30am because of a uterine torsion complicated with a uterus prolapse. Today is Tuesday, September 2018, 6:22pm...
...followed addressed challenges around sustainable funding and effective resource use. It is clear, that we cannot achieve very much without funding being committed for definite over several years. Further, the...
...We have already come a long way. The UK’s success in reducing antimicrobial use in food producing animals by 59% between 2014-22 makes us one of the lowest users of...
...‘the’), and with the ‘sharp’ meat inspection skills which were useful to get a job as a meat inspector whilst studying for my RCVS exam. My experience with the RCVS...
...and welfare policy in APHA to enabling scientific research from the Home Office. I am now involved in regulating the use of animals used in science which involves me working...
...to use your veterinary degree to contribute to wider food safety and use some of your transferable skills in a unique and fascinating role! To find out more and apply,...
...people say: “uch, why would you want to cut up dead bodies?” I try to say: “because it’s really interesting and actually yes I do enjoy it and no the...
...identify and analyse emerging trends as well as ongoing issues in Europe which affect the veterinary profession. This role provides an excellent opportunity to use your veterinary degree to shape...
...expansion of their geographic ranges. Biodiversity loss, land use (including agriculture) and pollution also play critical roles and we must be aware of their impact on zoonotic risk and the...
...on all veterinary and technical aspects of the work. The role will involve extensive engagement with stakeholders. This is an exciting new opportunity to use your veterinary skills to shape...
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