...the vet as a consequence may be overlooked. If impacts of farming are considered to include greenhouse gas emissions, water availability, land use/land change and biodiversity, then veterinary input, especially...
...health threats. By positioning the UK as world-leader in animal health and welfare standards, we continue to progress market access and veterinary trade facilitation and promote a joined-up One Health...
...last use before livestock can enter the food chain must be adhered to, and there is residue sampling in meat. Further voluntary action taken by industry has reduced antibiotic use...
...report of sales of veterinary medicines showed sales of antibiotics for use in food-producing animals dropped 10% between 2014 and 2015, continuing a ten-year downward trend and putting the UK...
...this was the use, in East Africa, of systems already in place to assist in the control of rabies being used to track and trace the spread of COVID-19. Veterinary...
...onto Beijing, China where I established the Agriculture office at the Australian Embassy. During this posting Australia and China were exploring a free trade agreement so I was frequently meeting...
...parasites spread between animals and humans. World Zoonoses day is particularly timely this year to highlight the risk of canine brucellosis. We have recently witnessed a significant increase in cases...
...free to attend (and relevant to many for veterinary CPD). The focus of this year’s summit is: Climate Change and its Future Impact on Disease Burdens, Food Security, and the...
...vaccination. We are fortunate to be officially free of terrestrial rabies in the UK, as is much of Europe at this time. Rabies was however endemic in the UK as...
The Poultry Health and Welfare Group is holding a webinar on 20 October 2020 which aims to raise awareness of the risks of avian influenza. There is an excellent line...
