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• Veterinary zoologist critical of UK government's attitude towards vets and wildlife

  

  Veterinary zoologist, Vic Simpson, in a public lecture in London on 3 July, highlighted the contrast between government indifference and the general public's enthusiasm for wildlife…

  By: John Bonner
  Published: 14 Jul 2009
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• RSPCA welcomes proposals for China's first animal protection law

  

  The RSPCA has welcomed the fact that China is preparing proposals for the country's first-ever law to protect animals from cruelty.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 13 Jul 2009
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• BVA and BCVA back badger culling to tackle TB

  

  Badger culling is necessary in certain circumstances to tackle the spread of bovine tuberculosis, according to the BVA and the BCVA.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 10 Jul 2009
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• New studies question safety of soaked hay for laminitis-prone horses and ponies

  

  New research, conducted by the Waltham-initiated Laminitis Consortium, has raised questions over the assumption that soaking hay will make it safe to feed to laminitis-prone horses and ponies.…

  By: David Watson
  Published: 07 Jul 2009
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• Miniature poodles have highest risk of welfare problems as result of inherited disease

  

  Miniature poodles have emerged as the surprise top dogs in a competition that their owners would prefer them to have lost. Of all pedigree dogs, this breed has been shown to harbour inherited diseases that have the greatest impact on their welfare.…

  By: John Bonner
  Published: 06 Jul 2009
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• Breed from animals that get on well together UFAW symposium delegates told

  

  Selecting for social factors has been shown to have significant productivity benefits for the flock or herd by reducing aggression and injury, according to speakers at a UFAW symposium at the University of Bristol on 22-23 June.…

  By: John Bonner
  Published: 02 Jul 2009
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