BEVA Congress to Address Non-Clinical Duties of Equine Veterinarians
The 2018 BEVA Congress, which runs September 12-15, contains a wealth of sessions on succession planning as well as practice finance, human resources and marketing.
British Equine Veterinary Association
VMD Relaxes Restrictions on Flunixin in Response to Vet Pressure
BEVA has welcomed the news that the Veterinary Medicines Directorate (VMD) has relaxed its recently imposed restrictions on the sale of the essential equine pain killer flunixin by allowing the release of stock from manufacturers.
BEVA Urges VMD to Overturn Suspension of Flunixin
The British Equine Veterinary Associaion (BEVA) is calling on the VMD to immediately enable limited batch release of flunixin for use in horses not destined for the human food chain in the interests of animal welfare.
BEVA Congress Introduces Crèche Facilities
For the first time, BEVA Congress will be providing crèche facilities for working Mums and Dads needing childcare for their children.
Pedal with the President in Yorkshire for BEVA Charity
Cycle with BEVA President Jon Pycock to benefit the BEVA Trust and Vetlife.
British Vets and Horse Owners Please Sign Up for the National Equine Health Survey
You owe it to your horse to take equine health seriously, and that’s why it’s so important for British veterinarians and horse owners to take part in the next National Equine Health Survey (NEHS), which is being held May 21–28, 2018.
BEVA Launches Fundamentals Programme to Support New Equine Vets
The series of 10 courses covers the essentials of equine care to equip those who are keen to establish themselves in equine practice with the essential skills they need to carry out their day job.
EVJ Offers Free Equine Vaccine Research Collection
BEVA's Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ) has made available a free collection of online articles on equine vaccine research.
BEVA Launches 'Don’t Break Your Vet' Campaign
Equine veterinarians have one of the highest injury risk of all civilian professions. To help address this serious issue, the British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) has launched a campaign to encourage horse owners to help reduce the risks that vets sometimes face.