A study published recently in the journal Diversity and Distribution has found that since 1870 when the European red fox (Vulpes vulpes) was deliberately introduced into Australia for hunting purposes, it has become a serious threat to native wildlife, contributing to the population decline of many species, and linked to the extinction of approximately 16 […]
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New clinical guidance has been issued across CVS Australia’s 53 clinics aimed at significantly reducing the use of isoflurane, one of the most used inhalational anaesthetic agents in veterinary practice. Developed by CVS Australia’s Clinical Advisory Committee, chaired by Paul Davey, the guidance draws on expertise from across the CVS group, including clinical input from […]
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The Veterinary Practitioners Board of New South Wales has announced the recipients of the 2025 Centenary Awards, recognising outstanding veterinary leadership across One Health, One Welfare and Professional Practice. Presented at the Board’s Annual General Meeting on 17 November, the awards honour John House, Tanya Carter and Ian Lean for their sustained contributions to animal […]
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Vetwest Animal Hospitals has announced a new partnership with Ronald McDonald House Western Australia (RMH WA), becoming the exclusive veterinary care provider for one of the organisation’s most recognisable and much-loved team members – Gus, the resident therapy dog. Gus, an 11-year-old black Labrador, has been a comforting presence at Ronald McDonald House at QEII since 2016, […]
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Prior to the 20th meeting of the Convention on International Trade on Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora, held last year in Uzbekistan from November 24 to December 5, researchers from the University of Adelaide’s Wildlife Crime Research Hub held an online presentation to highlight the serious threats to Australia’s native flora and fauna […]
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