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Veterinary skills shortage recognised in the Australian Universities Accord final report

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The Australian Veterinary Association (AVA) welcomed acknowledgment in the Australian Universities Accord Final Report Document that it is essential to increase the skilled rural workforce in...

Nursekind campaign launches following survey of nurses’ workplace experience

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Royal Canin, a provider of pet health nutrition, has launched the Nursekind campaign, encouraging pet owners to be aware of and utilise the expertise and...

Furry friends responsible for over 12,000 injury hospitalisations in 2021–22

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Cats and dogs, the most common domestic pets in Australia, were responsible for over half of all injury hospitalisations related to contact with animals...

WSAVA announces support from Boehringer Ingelheim for key committees

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Boehringer Ingelheim has signed up to become a Silver Partner of the World Small Animal Veterinary Association (WSAVA) and will support the work of the association’s Global...

Vetstream and Fear Free join forces to advance animal wellbeing

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Vetstream, a leading provider of digital clinical references and educational content for veterinary professionals, and Fear Free LLC, the pioneering organisation dedicated to reducing fear,...

Study presents desex dilemma for Rottie owners

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Owners of a popular dog breed are being encouraged to keep their pet pooch in tiptop condition after a James Cook University study found...

Celebrating 100 years of vets in NSW

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This year, veterinarians across NSW celebrate 100 years of their profession in the state—that’s 100 years of registered vets caring for precious pets, priceless...

RSPCA condemns MV Bahijah re-export decision

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MV Bahijah re-export decision

New ‘bio-tagging’ method developed for identification of animals

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As anyone who has taken a car trip through a rural area knows, cows and sheep and other farm animals can be individually tracked...

Dogs with epilepsy found to have altered levels of trace elements...

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A recent study by Finnish researchers reveals that dogs with epilepsy exhibit distinct alterations in trace elements and heavy metal levels in their blood...