We're the professional organisation in government supporting the careers and development of all government vets. We're led by @ChiefVetUK Christine Middlemiss
We want to hear your thoughts on modernising the regulation of the veterinary profession!
Read the new post on https://t.co/NuXuQwQ70C and have your say through the consultation! 🩺🐈🐄🐎
APHA Vet Head, Sascha Van Helvoort receiving a Special Merit award from Martin Troop, British Poultry Council Chairman, in recognition of her significant & continued contribution to the UK poultry industry & the challenges they have experienced through Avian Influenza outbreaks.
Great to see @herdyshepherd1 talking about bTB. There’s some great information on the TB Hub on reducing your risk through good purchasing decisions. #bovineTB#TBHub
For a long time I haven’t spoken about TB… for two reasons
1) my experience of it was minimal
And
2) my knowledge of it was thin
I just didn’t think my voice added much to the discussion that hurts so many people and farms/herds
1/18
Great new blog piece from Dr Natalie Sampson MRCVS on veterinary public health and building the workforce to deliver
#foodgov#welshgovernment
https://t.co/QMVV5CNJ2Y
Hear about the latest BTV-3 situation and learnings from disease impact research from APHA experts on the next @ruminanthw#BattleBluetongue webinar - powered by @TheAHDB
5-6 pm, Wed 30 April via https://t.co/vwXH5Nf1YO
Just announced by @UKRI_News and co-funded by @DefraGovUK
£20M Call for Interdisciplinary research to tackle epidemic threats to animals, humans or plants for up to five years
https://t.co/3uL4ryrRUx
What measures are you taking to stop #birdflu entering your flock? Use boot dips or change your footwear when tending to your birds. Clean and disinfect your equipment. Here are some helpful tips from Jo at Windrush Chickens and Geese.
Preparedness for exotic animal diseases, include FMD, is what Government Vets do 24/07.
This is crucial for protecting livelihoods, our economy and food security.
Housing measures to protect poultry & captive birds from #AvianInfuenza are coming into force across the East Riding of Yorkshire, City of Kingston Upon Hull, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolk at noon on 23 December 2024. Read more: https://t.co/OHz5fuQA3v
Reminder: An #AvianInfluenza Prevention Zone is now in force across the East Riding of Yorkshire, City of Kingston Upon Hull, Lincolnshire, Norfolk and Suffolk. See https://t.co/Ei44zogGSt https://t.co/VWEYHqRjB9
It was great to host the UK Deputy Chief Veterinary Officers and team at our Weymouth lab to share our aquatic animal health research and how we support the high health status of aquatic animals in the UK.
We look forward to continued work together to support #aquaticanimalhealth
With cases of #bluetongue rising, it’s important farmers and keepers know the signs of the virus.
Sascha Van Helvoort, Veterinary Head of Outbreak Delivery for @APHAgovuk, explains what to look out for in cattle.
Keep up with the current situation: https://t.co/VpC0qP3Q9I
Following the id of BTV-3 cases near the edge of the 2 Restricted Zones they have been merged & extended to cover all of Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, Bedfordshire, Hertfordshire, Greater London, Surrey & West Sussex. See https://t.co/Ei44zogGSt for info: https://t.co/dL7ygfoLmV
Baroness Hayman of Ullock, Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State @DefragovUK visited APHA Weybridge & VMD colleagues yesterday to find out more about the work of our scientists & how we’re the 1st line of defence in helping protect GB from animal disease threats like #Bluetongue
The first #Bluetongue BTV3 case in 24/25 has been confirmed near Norwich, Norfolk. A 20km Temporary Control Zone has been put in place. Movement restrictions apply. See https://t.co/Ei44zoheI1 for more info: https://t.co/dL7ygfpjct