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Dr Laura Cole is a Lecturer in Emergency and Critical Care at the Royal Veterinary College, with dual diplomas in ECC and a strong background in clinical practice and education. Her interests include acute kidney injury, endocrinological emergencies, and point-of-care ultrasound. In this Q&A, she shares her journey, clinical passions, and perspectives on the future of ECC.

This November, MAI Animal Health and Thames Medical will be back at London Vet Show 2025, exhibiting on Stand J09. 

Explore the innovative capabilities and observe the high-performance imaging of our ultrasound systems, DR solutions and multi-modal imaging solutions at booth S65.

Winners to be honored at the London Vet Show

The Bridge Club, in partnership with CloserStill Media and IDEXX, is now accepting nominations for the 2025 UK Bright Minds Awards, recognising veterinary professionals who are redefining what’s possible in the profession through leadership, innovation, and wellness advocacy.

David Charles, a standout name in the world of veterinary medicine, is not only the driving force behind David Charles Veterinary but also a proud member of the Vet Shows 30 Under 30 Alumni Group and the BVA’s 2024 Young Vet of the Year. With a rich and diverse background in the field, David has carved out a reputation as a trusted Veterinary Consultant known for his forward-thinking approach and depth of expertise.

We caught up with David ahead of his session at the London Vet Show to hear more about his inspiring career journey, the pivotal moments that shaped his path, and what attendees can expect from his latest insights.

Just Exotics offers expert-led CPD for exotic animal vets and nurses, online and in-person via Just Exotic Events. Visit our stand to explore events, learning, and upcoming CPD.

Our advanced fur analysis platform enables detection of  pesticides or heavy metals. We are also introducing a patented multi‑marker oncology panel capable of non‑invasive cancer screening in dogs. 

Anivators returns this November, bringing together the trailblazers of animal health for a day of bold ideas, breakthrough tech, and meaningful collaboration. Created by Layered Advertising and the Vet Shows, the event takes place on 19th November, just ahead of the London Vet Show. 

When every second counts, Lindsey Ashburner is the calm at the centre of the storm.

As an Emergency and Critical Care Veterinary Nurse at the Edinburgh University Hospital for Small Animals, Lindsey thrives in one of the most high-pressure, high-stakes corners of veterinary medicine. With years of hands-on experience and an unwavering commitment to animal care, she’s become a trusted figure in the field - known for her skill, composure, and compassion.

Q: Can you tell us about Bella+Duke and what inspired you to exhibit at the London Vet Show? We go all in for pet wellbeing, with a mission to get a million pets off ultra-processed food and empower b ...

BVA Live 2025 welcomed 2,202 veterinary professionals from across the UK for two energising days of connection, learning, and bold conversations, cementing its place as a key event in the veterinary calendar.

The London Vet Show, in collaboration with Pioneer Veterinary Products, is proud to announce the launch of the fourth edition of its esteemed '30 Under Thirty' initiative. This program celebrates and supports the most promising young professionals across the veterinary sector.

As a critical care specialist, clinical researcher, and director of the US-based non-profit Ethos Discovery, Dr Samuel D Stewart is no stranger to pushing the boundaries of veterinary medicine. This year, he makes his BVA Live debut, bringing his passion for translational science and innovative clinical trials to the Referrals & Diagnostics Theatre. With a new London referral hospital on the horizon, Dr Stewart shares his vision for integrating global research models into UK practice - and why now is the perfect time to start the conversation.

London, UK – 29th April.  The London Vet Show is proud to unveil The Studio, a brand-new content space launching in 2025, dedicated to spotlighting fresh perspectives, pioneering research, and community-led initiatives in the veterinary profession. 

Change is definitely afoot in the veterinary landscape, with increasing numbers of vet professionals exploring the possibilities of diverse career paths including founding their own enterprises. Entrepreneurship was a hot topic at London Vet Show 2024, with several sessions dealing with founding practices and coping with the challenges of going it alone.

The London Vet Show, Europe’s largest Veterinary Event, is excited to announce Professor Brian Cox as a guest speaker at the 2025 edition. Professor Cox will present an exclusive session scheduled for 9:0am on the 21st November 2025 at ExCeL London.


 

Veterinary professionals reap the benefits as the Europe’s leading veterinary event takes top industry prize

London, UK – March 31, 2025 – The London Vet Show has been named Best Trade Show (5,000–10,000sqm) at the 2025 Exhibition News Awards, recognising the event’s continued excellence and reinforcing its status as Europe’s premier event for vet professionals. This is the third time the show has received the accolade, and the 40th Exhibition News Award for its organiser, CloserStill Media.

From feline stomatitis to dentigerous cysts, Dr Basuki will be tackling some of the biggest clinical challenges vets face, offering fresh insights, practical takeaways, and myth-busting revelations. T ...

Q: Can you tell us about HT Vista and what inspired you to exhibit at the London Vet Show? HT Vista is the only AI-driven, non-invasive cancer detection tool for lumps and bumps in dogs. We’re regular ...

A Movement, Not Just a Milestone This alumni group is more than a reunion; it represents a continued commitment to progress and collaboration. Its purpose is to create a platform where: Expertise is s ...

MFL is on a mission to revolutionise the veterinary locum and practice workforce. The platform, designed to bring transparency, efficiency, and financial clarity to locum work, has already gained trac ...

As the confetti settled and the last echoes of New Year’s Eve celebrations faded, the veterinary industry is preparing for a year full of exciting changes and innovations. Just as the new year brings fresh energy, 2025 promises to reshape veterinary care with cutting-edge technology and evolving client expectations. Let’s explore five of many trends that will define the industry this year!

Qualifying as a registered veterinary nurse is undoubtedly an exciting moment. However, alongside the excitement, new graduates can understandably feel anxious about embarking on the next stage of their careers. In this article by Lauryn Read, published by the BVNA in the Veterinary Nursing Journal, discusses how she has worked on combatting her struggles with this.

Written by: Lauryn Read 
Originally published by BVNA in in the Veterinary Nursing Journal.

 

Dr Milella, a former president of the British Veterinary Dental Association, passed away in May 2022, following a long battle with motor neurone disease. Known for her unwavering courage and pioneerin ...

Q: Congratulations on receiving the 2024 UK Bright Minds Award! What does this recognition mean to you?  KB: For me, it's a huge honour that people listen to our podcast. Being recognised through a pu ...

Supreme Search Specialists stand for everything that is right with the Veterinary industry. They have been a key player in ensuring that team members are listened to and treated as people. Their team ...

What is VETiSearch? VETiSearch is a comprehensive online database designed specifically for veterinary professionals. It offers a wealth of resources, including clinical guidelines, drug information a ...

The London Vet Show 2024 celebrated 15 years with a spectacular celebration, bringing together thousands of veterinary professionals for two vibrant days dedicated to all things veterinary. 

On 14-15 November, the ExCeL London turned into the iconic shade of Vet Show pink as the event welcomed a record-breaking 6512 attendees from 66 countries. The landmark event highlighted the passion, expertise, and dedication of those who work tirelessly to improve animal care.  

Harry Norman, Group Event Director for the London Vet Show, said: "The London Vet Show was a truly exceptional celebration of our veterinary profession and the show's 15th anniversary. We put a tremendous amount of effort into organising the event, yet I’m still amazed by the incredible turnout this year, with so many coming together for two days. The appetite for content and collaboration from our delegates, alongside the dedication of our 400 exhibitors, is so inspiring. It’s this energy that motivates our team to keep improving year after year, ensuring we continue to create the perfect space for this remarkable profession to connect."  

Supported by esteemed sponsors London Vet Show, IDEXX, Fear Free, and Virbac, this year’s Bright Minds awards received over 2,000 votes from veterinary professionals. Winners were honoured in three ke ...

To give you some background, I qualified as a veterinary nurse in February 2019 and currently work part-time in a small animal charity hospital. I always knew I wanted to work with animals, in particu ...