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BVA welcomes English ban on pet shock collars

Electric collars cause “pain and unnecessary suffering,” the veterinary group says.

The consolidator owns more than 150 veterinary clinics in 27 states.

The demand for veterinarians and veterinary nurses is forecast to rise sharply over the next decade.

The demand for veterinarians and veterinary nurses is forecast to rise sharply over the next decade.

A new website, logo and tagline are part of offering “a better-designed care environment.”

The Society for Veterinary Medical Ethics joins a growing list of initiative supporters.

Infected black-legged ticks were killed before they could transmit the bacterium.

Companies from the United States, England and Canada will vie for funding.

Finance head Ludek Janousek transfers from a Mars Petcare position in Singapore.

The latest purchase gives Innovetive eight practices in Texas and 14 overall.