In the farming industry, as we gear up for change and very likely a different world to the one we are in today, many potential incentives, developments and long overd...

The binary relationship between client and contract organisations is crucial in the development of cuttingedge animal health products and technologies. True collabora...

The UK’s decision to exit from the EU, now two yearsago, was not anticipated by the UK animal medicines industry, which for many years has been well integrated in Eur...

Just as humans need a balanced diet to stay healthy, animals need the right nutrition throughout all stages of their lives to continue producing healthy, wholesome me...

The life sciences encompass a broad range of activities that include human and animal health but there are large  differences between investments in human health and ...

Dogs can suffer from a dog version of depression when they have been left alone at home. As not everybody can afford to stay at home or to move their office to home, ...

Although appearances can be deceptive, there are considerable biological similarities between humans and animals. At the physiological and anatomical level, the simil...

Organic trace minerals (OTMs) are recognised globally as being a more bioavailable source of mineral than their inorganic counterparts. Whilst there are many forms of...

Rabies is a deadly disease, normally spread to humans from infected animals through a bite, scratch, or even a lick on broken skin. Without prompt treatment, the dise...

The management of chronic kidney disease (CKD) in dogs remains a challenge to veterinary professionals and exerts financial burdens on their owners. Expanded knowledg...