British Cattle Veterinary Association
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The British Cattle Veterinary Association (BCVA) vision include “seeing a central role for the vet to safeguard and improve the wellbeing of cattle and safety of our food within sustainable beef and dairy industries.”
To accomplish this vision, BCVA:
- represent the views of members in the livestock industry
- signpost and provide CPD for cattle vets and promote continuous learning
- promoting the wellbeing of cattle
- provide a community for cattle vets in the UK to share knowledge and ideas
CPD for cattle vets
BCVA provide a lot of CPD for cattle vets, some of which is virtual and some in-person. If you’re interested in finding a course, click here.
Resources
- Podcast speaking about various issues
- Milksure courses – the industry standard accreditation scheme for dairy farmers
- Health and welfare benchmarking paper
- Applications for tests
- And other useful links
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