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The animal health industry has welcomed new regulations which represent the biggest change to UK veterinary medicine legislation since 2013.

FARMERS have been warned to be vigilant when buying in animals after a new strain of bluetongue virus has been discovered in Europe.

Farmers are being told to 'beware, take action and be vigilant' for a new strain of Bluetongue virus amid 'increasing concern' about the situation in Europe.

World Animal Protection is demanding action to cut farm antibiotic use after drug-resistant "superbugs" were found in rivers near Norfolk…

The UK’s main centre for managing animal disease threats is unprepared for severe or multiple outbreaks due to “inadequate management and

The UK has recorded the lowest ever sales of livestock veterinary antibiotics ever recorded, reducing by 55 percent since 2014, according to the government.

UK livestock farms have cut their antibiotic use to an all-time low despite challenges from diseases like avian influenza and pressure on pig units from

Sales of antibiotics for use in livestock have reduced by 55% since 2014 to the lowest-ever recorded level, the government's veterinary medicines directorate (VMD) confirmed today (Tuesday, November 8)