Just over a year on from the announcement of the UK’s first national lockdown, the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) is publishing new COVID recovery guidance for the veterinary professions in the UK, which will gradually replace its current emergency guidance and aims to help veterinary practices begin a phased return to near-normal operations, subject to a number of provisions. The key recovery guidance aligns with the UK governments’ collective intention to open up parts of the indo

Lucy Grieve provides a message to BEVA members highlighting the new Covid guidance for vets and veterinary practices.In the video Lucy encourages vets to read the guidance and consider it from a balanced perspective. The full guidelines can be viewed here.

The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has published the results of its fifth coronavirus survey which was conducted with veterinary practices towards the end of the England-wide lockdown in November 2020. The survey was sent to all UK veterinary practices on Wednesday 25 November with a deadline to respond on Tuesday 1 December and received 186 responses, a response rate of 6% which is roughly in-line with response rates for the past three surveys. Significant findings from this survey