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The summer cohort graduate from the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary, supported by family and friends.

Professor Lisa Boden and Professor Christopher Loughrey have been appointed as vice-chairs to support the Veterinary Schools Council's expanded leadership structure.

A harmful strain of coronavirus has caused a fast-spreading outbreak of a harmful feline disease.

Vets from around the globe choose the Dick Vet to further their clinical training.

A research initiative is to use GPS technology to track red deer in the Scottish Highlands, aiming to support sustainable land management and improve deer welfare.

New approach allows pets to be treated at home and avoids multiple operations.

Honorary Professor recognised with OBE for services to equine welfare, research and education.

Small-scale study finds one-off programme to sterilise free-roaming dogs in India improves their welfare.

Cats with feline coronavirus-associated disease now have a survival rate of over 85 per cent, thanks to new treatment.

Novel study method offers insights into fundamental aspects of dementia condition.

Veterinary students discover tropical mites in Edinburgh, highlighting the need for ongoing urban pest monitoring.

Collaboration aids development of Veterinary Paraprofessionals to support farmers in sub-Saharan Africa.

Bacteria transplants can help dogs with chronic bowel inflammation, research shows.

Spaniel makes full recovery after tumour is removed through the top of his mouth.

Third award of Athena Swan silver status commends activity on gender equity.

Monitoring and interventions are needed to support wild red squirrels' genetic diversity, say conservation experts.

Understanding diversity in declining manta ray species points to conservation management policies to prevent overfishing.

Genetic diversity is being lost globally but conservation efforts can halt declines, study finds.