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Welcome to 2021
With 2020 concluded, we can all take a collective sigh and reflect on what that year brought. That year tested us all – individually, as families, as communities and corporately. We have all truly experienced the real meaning of words such as resilience, tolerance, co-operation and even humility....
Friday 1st January 2021
Changes for UK Veterinary Medicines
The end of the Brexit transition period results in new government regulatory provisions in the United Kingdom (UK) to accommodate the unique situation on the island of Ireland to help prevent a “hard border” between Northern Ireland (NI) and the Republic of Ireland....
Thursday 17th December 2020
Summary of recent Zoetis Webinar focussed on Asian Animal Health
Zoetis hosted a webinar on 10 November 2020 entitled The Next Steps for Animal Health in Asia. Key points impacting the Asian market that were raised and discussed included: A 1.8% decrease in market size in 2019 primarily due to African Swine Fever A 3.6% decrease in market size in 2020 due to African Swine Fever and Covid-19 A 4....
Friday 27th November 2020
Analysis of Anticoccidials in Feed
One of the challenging aspects of conducting anticoccidial studies where the treatment is incorporated into feed is obtaining an accurate assessment of the incorporation of treatment by feed analysis. Vetspin work with a culture of “continual improvement” in how they operate and think....
Friday 30th October 2020
The Wild Atlantic Way
In the latest VRM newsletter, NorthWest Biopharm mentions that clients have not been able to visit the site, situated on the beautiful west coast of Ireland, due to the challenges associated with Covid 19. They noted that they are located close to the rugged Wild Atlantic Way – ...
Thursday 15th October 2020
New approach to sheep and goat vaccination
The single-cell non- pathogenic parasite – Trypanosoma melophagium - naturally found in sheep and goats is being utilized by Roslin Technologies to develop a vaccine vehicle for application in these animals. The ultimate aim being to use the parasite to develop a method of immunizing sheep and goats against a wide range of pathogens....
Monday 5th October 2020
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