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Dog photographer wins prestigious award

Sophia Hutchinson's Dalmatian picture swept the top spot at the TOG Awards.

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Today (20 May) marks the fifth annual World Bee Day, which raises awareness of the importance of bees and pollinators to people and the planet. Observed on the anniversary of pioneering Slovenian beekeeper Anton Jana's birthday, this year's celebration is themed: 'Bee Engaged: Celebrating the diversity of bees and beekeeping systems'.

Organisations and people celebrating the day will raise awareness of the accelerated decline in pollinator diversity, and highlight the importance of sustainable beekeeping systems and a wide variety of bees. Slovenia, the initiator of World Bee Day, will be focusing on teaching young people about the significance of pollinators.

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New tool launched to improve antimicrobial use

RCVS Knowledge adds tool as Farm Vet Champions programme.

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New course to help vet professionals better understand poultry

Course offers broad insight into chickens, waterfoul and game birds.

Public consultation to explore views on gene editing

Dialogue will consider gene editing introduced into farming systems.

Avian flu confirmed in Nottinghamshire

Protection and surveillance zones have been placed around the affected premises.

Vets criticise delay to post-Brexit import checks

BVA warns pushing back checks will open the door to diseases such as African Swine Fever.

Poultry housing measures set to end

Captive birds will be allowed outside from 2 May.

Vets reiterate warning over delays to EU import checks

"Pushing these checks back even further will open the door to diseases such as African Swine Fever" - BVA.

Sheep Vet Society announces upcoming conference programme

The event is open to all vets or industry representatives.

NOAH animal medicines training reaches milestone

The programme has enrolled its 1,000th registrant.

Cape Town clinic launches programme for more pet sterilisations
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Dogs may protect children against Crohn's disease - study
25th May 2022

Cats Protection announces 2022 behaviour conference
25th May 2022

Webinar to explore bridle fit
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Half of British butterfly species threatened with extinction
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Further avian flu cases confirmed

Three cases of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) H5N1 have been confirmed in recent days, bringing the total number of cases in England to 98.

On Thursday, the APHA confirmed two cases of HPAI H5N1 near Redgrave, Mid Suffolk and Market Weston, West Suffolk. A case H5N1 was also confirmed in poultry at a premises near Southwell, Newark and Sherwood, Nottinghamshire.

Protection and surveillance zones are in place around the affected premises. Further details are available at gov.uk