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BVA has raised concerns as to the enforceability of the legislation, which provides no means of proving that a 5 day old pup will go on to be a working dog in later life
BVA has said its appalled at the reintroduction of tail docking in Scotland, which forces vets across the country into...
Cabinet Secretary Lesley Griffiths AM alongside CVO for Wales Christianne Glossop, BVA President Gudrun Ravetz and BVA Welsh Branch President Sarah Carr
Wales' forward-thinking approach to veterinary education, policy-making and rural partnerships is achieving successes for animal health and welfare across Wales, said the BVA President Gudrun Ravetz in her speech (PDF 239 KB)...
A repeal of the tail docking ban would be a retrograde step for animal welfare in Scotland
BVA, the leading body for vets in the UK, and the Dogs Trust, the UK's largest dog welfare charity, say MSPs on the Environment, Climate Change and Land Reform Committee (ECCLR) have one last chance to protect...
Serious health issues of flat-faced breeds are at risk of being seen as normal
Celebrities, advertisers and the public must stop normalising flat-faced dogs' health problems for the sake of animal welfare, said British Veterinary Association (BVA) President Gudrun Ravetz this morning on BBC Radio 4's Today.
Talking on the programme about the health and...