Only about a third of vets and a quarter of nurses believe in a God, according to a poll carried out amongst the members of www.vetsurgeon.org and www.vetnurse.co.uk

The poll offered four possible responses to the question: Does God exist? The results from…

VetSurgeon.org has launched a survey to discover what veterinary professionals think of the food available for small furries, and how it is labelled.

The survey closes on 22nd September, when one completed survey entry will be drawn from the hat to win…

VetSurgeon member, Rachel Crowe is asking veterinary surgeons to help with a survey looking at the relationship between vets and drug companies.

The survey forms part of Rachel's dissertation for her MBA, titled: In harmony or out of tune? Perceptual…

A quick poll carried out by Michael Woodhouse amongst the members of VetSurgeon suggests that the majority of UK veterinary surgeons do not brush their own dog's teeth.

98 members took part in the survey, as follows:

• 6.1% said they brush their…

VetSurgeon.org has joined forces with referral practitioner Alex Gough to conduct a survey into the profession's attitude to the use of homeopathy in animals.

Whilst the debate continues to rage over its use in human medicine, this is believed…

VetSurgeon.org has launched a new survey of vets designed to identify the strengths and weaknesses of social media as a professional tool, and what more could be done to help the profession collaborate more effectively.

Probably the two most popular…

VetSurgeon.org and VetNurse.co.uk are holding a quick snap survey of vets and nurses to discover what percentage of calls made to veterinary general practices out of hours are genuine emergencies, what percentage could wait (or should have been seen during…

A survey carried out by VetSurgeon.org and VetNurse.co.uk has found that over 70% of the calls from pet owners to veterinary surgeons after hours are unnecessary.

For the survey, veterinary surgeons and nurses were asked: "Thinking about the last time…

VetSurgeon.org is conducting a survey of veterinary surgeons to find out what you think of the recent RCVS Council decision to redefine 'under care', thereby allowing vets to prescribe veterinary medicines without ever having seen or examined the animal…

A survey by VetSurgeon.org has found that the majority of veterinary surgeons disagree that they should be allowed to prescribe medication without ever having seen the animal in person or performing a physical exam.

The survey was conducted following…

A new study, which has just been approved by the RCVS Ethics Review Panel, aims to reveal the impact of outside influences on the clinical advice given by veterinary surgeons to their clients.

For the research, being conducted by David Mills MRCVS (pictured…

A survey of veterinary surgeons, carried out by David Mills MRCVS and VetSurgeon.org Editor, Arlo Guthrie, has revealed that 23% of pet owners - nearly half a million - cannot afford the additional cost of using drugs licensed specifically for use in animals…