Exciting news for those interested in small animal medicine – we are thrilled to introduce the “Berlin-Giessener Kleintiermodule”, an innovative training series brought to you by “DVG-Vet-Progress”. Spanning three and a half years and consisting of 20 sessions, this comprehensive program covers a wide range of topics in small animal medicine, along with insights into
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Veterinary Ireland is advising pet owners on measures to keep their pets safe this Halloween. As their hearing is much more sensitive than us humans, most pets are scared by sudden, loud noises, as well as flashes of light and so the weeks leading up to Halloween can be a very distressing time. Up to
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We, at FECAVA, are totally opposed to the deliberate breeding of animals that will suffer due to extremes of body shape. The recent rise in ‘Dwelf’ or ‘bully’ cats is one such example. Hairless, with severely distorted limbs as well as other defects, these cats are unable to lead a normal life. Breeding for deformity
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Record-Breaking Participation at the Joint WSAVA/FECAVA Congress The joint WSAVA/FECAVA Congress, held 27 – 29 September 2023 in Lisbon, has achieved an extraordinary milestone by attracting almost 4,000 participants from 103 countries. This unprecedented level of attendance makes it the largest WSAVA or FECAVA Congress in the last years. The special recognition goes to the
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