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Flight of the Butterflies IMAX
19th August 2013
Flight of the Butterflies IMAX
SK Films have announced that the nature documentary Flight of the Butterflies will be exclusively released to the British Film Institute (BFI) IMAX on September 6, 2013. The documentary showcases the migration of the Monarch butterfly - one of the longest migrations across a continent - alongside the story of a scientist's 40 year search to find their secret migration place. Macro photography and 3D lens technology has together helped produce a film that is said to leave audiences spellbound.
CPD webinars announced
16th August 2013
CPD webinars announced
Elanco Animal Health has announced it will be holding three webinars for large animal practitioners this autumn, following the successful ketosis series earlier this year. The upcoming webinars will focus on nutrition of the transition dairy cow and will be free to attend. Speaking for the CPD series are animal nutrition lecturer Finbar Mulligan and ruminant nutritionist Hefin Richards, who will each look at a multidisciplinary approach to dairy cow nutrition. The first webinar will take place from 6pm to 7pm on September 3. Click here to book your place.
A messy problem
14th August 2013
A messy problem
Fifty-two per cent of British dog owners admit to not picking up their dogs' mess, new statistics have shown. It was also revealed that two-thirds of Brits who have witnessed an owner leaving dog mess chose not to confront them. Not only is it unpleasant, but dog mess can also carry worms that can spread to humans. Click here for more information about how to protect your dog and family from worms.
Mini Beast Safari Days being held
13th August 2013
Mini Beast Safari Days being held
Birdworld in Surrey is holding Mini Beast Safari Days this week (Aug 12-15) to educate the public. Visitors will be able to see pythons, lizards, giant land snails, amongst other small beasts, as well as joining in with arts, crafts trails and lots more. Click here for more information about the Safari Days and other special summer holiday events at Birdworld.
Wildlife park welcomes newborn red panda
8th August 2013
Wildlife park welcomes newborn red panda
The Highland Wildlife Park has welcomed the arrival of newborn red panda, Kush. Born at the beginning of June to first-time parents Kitty and Kevyn, Kush is the park's first ever red panda cub. His parents, who are both two-years-old, only joined the park last year so keepers were particularly pleased with the recent arrival of Kush. Due to the sensitivity of red pandas, Kush and his parents will still be off show for the next few weeks.
DNA testing for Finnish lapphunds
7th August 2013
DNA testing for Finnish lapphunds
The Kennel Club has approved an official DNA testing scheme for glycogen storage disease type II (GSDII) - also known as Pompe's disease - in Finnish lapphunds. UK owners can contact Laboklin, who is offering the test, for more information. Test results will also be be sent directly to the Kennel Club, where they will be added to the dog's registration details and published in the next Breed Records Supplement.
RCVS welcomes 740 new graduates
5th August 2013
RCVS welcomes 740 new graduates
This Summer, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has welcomed 740 new UK graduates to its Register. The new registrations were made as part of graduation ceremonies at the seven veterinary schools in the UK. Newly inaugurated RCVS president, Neil Smith, said: "It's a great privilege to welcome these new graduates to the college." Each new veterinary surgeon received a memory stick which included a number of college publications. Any graduates who did not receive their memory stick should contact: the RCVS via Email
Vets take part in inter-practice charity tetrathlon
29th July 2013
Vets take part in inter-practice charity tetrathlon
A team of eight equine vets are going head-to-head against a team of eight small animal vet colleagues to raise money for the children's cancer charity, CLIC Sargent. Vets at Abbey Equine Clinic, based in Abergavenny, south Wales, have organised a two-day sponsored tetrathlon that will include a 10k bike ride, a 400m swim, a 5k run and a Preliminary dressage test. On 9-10 August 2013, the two teams of veterinary staff, and a team of four veterinary sales representatives will compete in the challenge. Those wishing to sponsor the team can call 01873 840069.
Badger cull petition passes 250,000 signatures
18th July 2013
Badger cull petition passes 250,000 signatures
With nearly 260,000 signatures, a petition against the impending badger cull in Gloucestershire and Somerset has become the most supported Number 10 petition. The e-petition was launched last autumn when it acquired 100,000 signatures in just two weeks, making it the fastest growing Number 10 petition at the time. Open season for the six-week badger cull began on June 1 and could be rolled out further across the country following the pilot.
Name a Hounds for Heroes puppy
8th July 2013
Name a Hounds for Heroes puppy
Vet Charity Challenge is asking for girl or boy name suggestions for a Hounds for Heroes puppy. The name must have a military or emergency service connection. The opportunity to name a trainee puppy was given to Vet Charity Challenge after raising 21,000 between three charities last year - one of which being Hounds for Heroes. Names can be suggested via email or posted via the Vet Charity Challenge Facebook page.
Cosmetic testing on Animals banned in India
2nd July 2013
Cosmetic testing on Animals banned in India
The drug controller general of India has announced that testing cosmetics and their ingredients on animals has been banned in the country - a decision that follows in the steps of the European Union and Israel. India's move has been celebrated by numerous animal rights campaigners, including the charity People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA).
BEVA offers clinical governance session
18th June 2013
BEVA offers clinical governance session
The British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) is running a two-day CPD workshop on clinical governance for vets and practice managers. The session will be held at Oakham Veterinary Hospital in Rutland on July 18 and 19 2013, and will be followed by downtime water sports on the nearby Rutland Water. The first day of the session will draw on experiences from the clinical audit support centre and RCVS practice standards scheme, while the second day will focus on the practicalities of the audit. Click here to find out more.
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