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A new chapter for the BSAVA as CEO transition announced

The British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) has announced that CEO Amanda Stranack will be leaving after 14 years with the Association, with her final day in post on 30 April 2026. As the BSAVA prepares to deliver its ne...


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CoVet team to demonstrate real-time AI scribing at SPVS Congress 2026

At SPVS Congress 2026, CoVet will be hosting a live demonstration during the Supplier Showcase, offering delegates the opportunity to see real-time AI scribing in action during everyday veterinary consultations.

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Purina® PRO PLAN® 2026 Calming Care Symposium: The Gut-Brain Axis in Practice

Purina® PRO PLAN®’s 2026 Calming Care Symposium will centre on the topic: ‘The Gut-Brain Axis in Practice’. Taking place on 13th March 2026 in Girona, Spain or online from 9 am to 4 pm CET / 8am to 3 pm GMT, this free event will provide an in-depth explanation of the stress-related behaviours of dogs through the lenses of case studies, talks and discussions from industry expe...


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RCVS news: RCVS encourages the professions and public to respond to landmark government consultation on reform of th...

With the publication today [28 January 2026] of the government’s consultation on proposed reform of the Veterinary Surgeons Act (VSA), which would modernise the regulatory framework of the veterinary sector, the Royal College o...


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HT Vet launches Vista iQ, combining advanced imaging with next-level AI analysis

HT VET, previously referred to as HT Vista, has officially launched the Vista iQ, the next generation of its pioneering AI-powered cancer detection technology for dogs. The new device, available from today, 16 January 2026, represents a major step forward in the non-invasive screening of dermal and subcutaneous masses, which are commonly seen in veterinary practice.


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