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Sustainability, antimicrobial resistance, animal health and leadership are just some of the themes being discussed next week at the upcoming CAVI conference. The…
The Government’s proposal to hire 1,000 new customs and veterinary inspectors as part of Ireland’s Brexit preparations could have implications for the availability…
There is no “immediate threat” of temporary veterinary inspectors (TVIs) going on strike at meat factories, the chief executive of Veterinary Ireland, Finbarr Murphy,…
Appointments to the Veterinary Council of Ireland have been announced by the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed. This morning (Wednesday,…
A total of 86% of Veterinary Ireland members are against changes to the Codes of Professional Conduct relating to the ownership of veterinary practices, a new survey…
Recent changes to the Codes of Professional Conduct relating to the ownership of veterinary practices has lead to service reduction worries in the industry.…
The Veterinary Council of Ireland has confirmed changes to the Codes of Professional Conduct relating to the ownership of veterinary practices. In a statement…
Changes to veterinary practice ownership rules in Ireland could see the demise of the island’s small practices and put loss-making services such as…
Veterinary Ireland has voiced serious concerns in respect of recent and what it describes as “very significant changes” by the Veterinary Council of…
The World Cattle Health Veterinary Congress is coming to Ireland next year and it is to boost the economy by €6m, according to…
Farmers will have to pay vets in the region of €150 in order to meet the animal health requirements built into the new…
Vets are in a very unique position to support farmers by encouraging improvements in fertility, genetics, preventative medicine and disease management, according to John…
Irish vets have called to end practise of prescribing antimicrobial drugs, including intra-mammary mastitis treatments, without conducting a veterinary examination first. Veterinary Ireland…
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