One of our recent tweets featured an illustration of a dog playing dominos. This was taken from Dog breaking: the most expeditious, certain, and easy method: whether great excellence or only mediocrity is required by Lieutenant Colonel W.N Hutchinson, (John Murray 1850.) The image shows a dog playing dominos with its owner Monsieur Leonard surrounded by […]
If you got excited by our previous post about free library membership for three months (in return for helping us improve our website) then here are some more freebies that you might want to know about – this time with no strings attached. Sage Publications is currently offering Journal of Feline Medicine and Surgery (1999-2012) […]
Free is not a word you hear very often, not without some strings attached, so here are ours! If you are going to the BSAVA Congress in Birmingham this April we’d love to hear what you think about our website. We are looking for 6-10 vets and veterinary nurses to help us fine tune our […]
The story of the RCVS Museum Collection is not particularly well known – any attention it has received focussing on its most famous ‘resident’ the skeleton of Eclipse (donated in 1871 by Professor John Gamgee.) This is a shame as it housed a number of other interesting items, as a glance at the catalogue (item […]
Round 2 of the Trust’s careers day tour took us to the Hawkshead campus of the Royal Veterinary College on Saturday for the Association of Veterinary Student’s (AVS) Congress. Over 200 students from vet schools far and wide braved the weather (and their hangovers) to attend. They were rewarded with a day crammed full of lectures […]
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