The Unintended Consequences of AI in Veterinary Medicine
AI in veterinary medicine is already here. According to a British Veterinary Association survey, 1 in 5 UK veterinarians already use it.
AI in veterinary medicine is already here. According to a British Veterinary Association survey, 1 in 5 UK veterinarians already use it.
Financial health isn’t just about spreadsheets, profit margins, or pricing strategies—it’s deeply connected to overall wellbeing. For veterinary professionals and practice teams, money worries can influence everything from day-to-day stress levels to long-term career satisfaction.
We are proud to announce the winners of the Veterinary Green Awards 2026—recognising the people and practices leading the charge towards a more sustainable future in veterinary medicine.
When it comes to canine itch relief, it pays to be picky. Over the years, our understanding of the mechanisms and immunology underpinning atopic and allergic dermatitis has continued to develop, widening the portfolio of treatment options available to veterinary professionals.
From capped prescription fees to mandatory price transparency, here’s everything veterinary teams need to know—and how to prepare with our upcoming webinar.
Veterinary professionals enter the field because they care — deeply. They care about animals, about their clients, about doing the right thing. But caring, over time and without adequate support, can come at a cost.
Every day across Europe, veterinary healthcare professionals play an indispensable role in protecting the health of animals, the people who love them, and the communities we share. Yet behind the compassion, expertise, and resilience that define this profession, a growing crisis too often remains unspoken. The wellbeing of veterinarians and veterinary teams is under unprecedented strain—a reality that urgently needs recognition and collective action.
Veterinarians often manage cases where inflammation, degeneration, or slow healing limit what standard care can achieve. PRP and stem cell therapy give clinicians options when all other treatments have been exhausted, by supporting natural processes already present in the body.
In a busy small-animal practice, time is never just time: time is workflow, it’s efficiency, and it’s patient care. It's easy to see why today, veterinary telemedicine has emerged as one of the most powerful tools to protect all three.
From strong demand for themed content to new visibility opportunities for your brand, it’s shaping up to be an exciting year ahead.
If you’re looking for an easy, science-backed way to support gingival healing after periodontal therapy, hyaluronic acid (HA) deserves a spot on your dental tray. HA is a naturally occurring molecule found in the extracellular matrix of virtually all vertebrates.
For years, veterinary professionals and pet owners have relied on general age guidelines when deciding the right time to neuter a dog.