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Veterinary Ireland conference to discuss TB action plan

Agri-Business

15 days ago

Veterinary Ireland conference to discuss TB action plan

The government's bovine TB action plan will form part of the discussions at the Veterinary Ireland annual conference later this month.

Ulster University welcomes first cohort of veterinary nursing students

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

Ulster University welcomes first cohort of veterinary nursing students

Ulster University has welcomed students to its new veterinary nursing programme, which is also the first of its kind in Northern Ireland.

SETU welcomes approval of capital programme for vet school

Agri-Business

about 2 months ago

SETU welcomes approval of capital programme for vet school

South East Technological University (SETU) has welcomed the official approval of the capital...

New vet courses called on to prioritise farm animal practice

Rural Life

about 2 months ago

New vet courses called on to prioritise farm animal practice

The new veterinary courses that have been recently established in the country have been called on to prioritise farm animal practice.

Head of SETU veterinary medicine department appointed

Agri-Business

2 months ago

Head of SETU veterinary medicine department appointed

South East Technological University (SETU) has appointed Dr. Mary-Kate Burke as head of the...

Agri-Business

3 months ago

HPRA appoints new director of veterinary sciences

Dr David Muphy has been appointed director of veterinary sciences at the Health Products Regulatory Authority (HPRA).

HPRA appoints new director of veterinary sciences

Beef

3 months ago

UK vet practice sounds warning after livestock hemlock poisoning

A veterinary practice in England has sounded a warning to farmers on the possibility of livestock poisoning from hemlock water dropwort.

UK vet practice sounds warning after livestock hemlock poisoning

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Vet council seeks views on standards in practices and programmes

The Veterinary Council of Ireland (VCI) has launched two public consultations in relation to vet...

Vet council seeks views on standards in practices and programmes

Beef

4 months ago

Up-regulation of antiparasitics extended again by minister

Minister Heydon has a further extension to the transition period for the up-regulation of antiparasitics until December 1, 2025.

Up-regulation of antiparasitics extended again by minister

Dairy

5 months ago

DAFM warns of livestock poisoning from yew trees

The Department of Agriculture has issued a warning to farmers over the potential of livestock poisoning caused by yew trees.

DAFM warns of livestock poisoning from yew trees

Agri-Business

5 months ago

DAFM seeks new deputy chief veterinary officers

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has launched a recruitment campaign for two new deputy chief veterinary officers.

DAFM seeks new deputy chief veterinary officers

Rural Life

5 months ago

Veterinary Ireland launches survey of pet owners on AMR

Veterinary Ireland has launched a survey of pet owners as part of a national action plan to address rising levels of AMR.

Veterinary Ireland launches survey of pet owners on AMR

Agri Politics

5 months ago

Oireachtas agri committee to grill stakeholders on vet medicines bill

The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, and Food will hear from stakeholder bodies in the veterinary sector this week.

Oireachtas agri committee to grill stakeholders on vet medicines bill

Beef

6 months ago

Fines for not disclosing veterinary medicine withdrawal in new law

Cattle sellers will face fines or prison time for failing to disclose an animal is in a veterinary medicine withdrawal period.

Fines for not disclosing veterinary medicine withdrawal in new law

Beef News

7 months ago

'Up-regulation' for antiparasitic products deferred to September

The introduction of the requirement for antiparasitic veterinary medicines to be provided only with prescriptions has been deferred.

'Up-regulation' for antiparasitic products deferred to September

Agri-Business

7 months ago

VCI updates code of conduct in response to new medicines rules

The VCI has announced that it is updating its code of professional conduct in response to the new veterinary medicines regulations.

VCI updates code of conduct in response to new medicines rules

Rural Life

7 months ago

An Bord Pleanála allows Mayo vet clinic despite traffic concern

An Bord Pleanála granted planning for a veterinary clinic in Co. Mayo, despite a recommendation from its inspector to refuse.

An Bord Pleanála allows Mayo vet clinic despite traffic concern

Beef

8 months ago

FAO: Improved productivity key to less antibiotic use in livestock

A new study led by the FAO highlights that improving livestock productivity is key to achieving reductions in global antibiotic use.

FAO: Improved productivity key to less antibiotic use in livestock

Beef

8 months ago

Study: 'Genetic factors' contribute to TB susceptibility in cattle

A new UCD study on the contributory genetics behind bovine tuberculosis (TB) susceptibility among cattle, has been published today, March 24

Study: 'Genetic factors' contribute to TB susceptibility in cattle

Agri-Business

9 months ago

Cavan vet becomes agriculture advisor to Von der Leyen

Irish vet, Patricia Reilly, has joined President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen's cabinet as agriculture and health advisor

Cavan vet becomes agriculture advisor to Von der Leyen

Agri-Business

9 months ago

Almost 300 new vets joined the VCI register during 2024

A total of 298 new vets and 129 veterinary nurses joined the Veterinary Council of Ireland (VCI) register last year.

Almost 300 new vets joined the VCI register during 2024

Dairy

10 months ago

New study shows crossbred calves recover faster from disease

New research by Penn State University has found that dairy-beef crossbred calves are hardier than their purebred counterparts.

New study shows crossbred calves recover faster from disease

N.Ireland

10 months ago

New effort to tackle NI veterinary nurses shortage

Amid a shortage of veterinary nurses, Ulster University has launched Northern Ireland's first veterinary nursing degrees.

New effort to tackle NI veterinary nurses shortage

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