• 11/05/2020
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    In Memory of Emeritus Professor Michael J. Day

    In Memory of Emeritus Professor Michael J. Day

    The veterinary community lost a powerful voice and we lost a close friend. Dear Michael J. Day, your work will resonate and you will stay in our hearts forever. Thank you for being part of our lives. We had the honor to start our last Newsletter with his words. Dr. Day recently received WSAVA Award

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    • 10/05/2020
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    BSAVA Clinical Abstract Sessions for Free

    BSAVA Clinical Abstract Sessions for Free

    Just because BSAVA Congress didn’t happen this year in Birmingham, doesn’t mean that it isn’t happening at all! Two days of Clinical Abstract Sessions will be available for BSAVA members and non-members for free on the 14th and 15th of May. Also, keep an eye for the upcoming information on the Congress On Demand which

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    • 29/04/2020
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    Veterinary laboratories contribute to the human sample testing for SARS-CoV-2

    Veterinary laboratories contribute to the human sample testing for SARS-CoV-2

    In some countries, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, human laboratory diagnostic services are at maximum capacity and, as an alternative, veterinary laboratories are being asked to provide support. Veterinary laboratories have experience in quality assurance, biosafety and biosecurity, and high throughput testing for the surveillance and control of infectious diseases in animals, some of which

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    • 23/04/2020
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    Lucy’s Law: The beginning of the end for puppy farming in England

    Lucy’s Law: The beginning of the end for puppy farming in England

    In England on April 6, 2020 Lucy’s Law came into force. The new legislation presents a significant milestone to end low-welfare, high volume supply of puppies and kittens by banning their third-party commercial sale in England. Puppy farms are located across the UK, mostly depending on third-party sellers or ‘dealers’ who often smuggle from abroad

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