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CVS launches Collaborative Care project to strengthen veterinary client engagement and clinical outcomes

CVS has announced the launch of a new clinical improvement initiative - the Collaborative Care Project - designed to enhance client engagement, support veterinary teams in delivering compassionate, evidence-based care, and improve clinical outcomes across its practices.

The initiative is part of CVS’s ongoing commitment to clinical excellence and team wellbeing, and responds to...

Petplan’s vet decodes common cat behaviour: Here’s what to know

Petplan, the UK’s No.1 pet insurer , highlights the meaning behind common – and sometimes confusing - cat behaviour to help cat owners understand their pets better.

From allogrooming to the ‘zoomies’, Petplan’s vet, Dr Brian Faulkner breaks down what cats are trying to communicate by answering some of the most asked questions.

Why do cats groom themselves?

Cats...

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Heatwave pet care myths: RSPCA pet experts debunk ten common misconceptions

V RSPCA sets record on ten common pet care confusions

As the majority of England experiences the hottest temperatures of the year so far, the RSPCA has debunked ten common myths about keeping pets cool

As the Met Office confirms temperatures are rising further today topping 30 degrees celsius (86°F) widely across England, pet owners up and down the country are helping their beloved...

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A supplement a day can keep the vet away (and save you a fortune in the long run)

By Dr Guy Sandelowsky , vet and co-founder of plant-based dog food company Omni

Owning a pet can be an expensive business. As a vet, I am constantly seeing pets with the same mobility, anxiety and gut issues on a daily basis.

Prevention is always better than cure. Of course, once your dog has a problem, there’s a drug for almost everything. But all these drugs come with side...

Landmark feline cancer study reveals new genetic insights that could transform treatment options for cats

The first large‑scale genetic study of cancer in pet cats has uncovered crucial cancer‑driving mutations that closely mirror those seen in humans, offering new opportunities to advance diagnosis, prognostication and treatment for cats with cancer.

Part funded by CVS, the research - published in Science - marks a major step forward for the veterinary oncology field and could...