Royal Veterinary College Ranked #1 in Global Rankings for Fifth Consecutive Year
The Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has once again claimed the top spot in the QS World University Subject Rankings for Veterinary Science, marking an incredible fifth year in a row at the pinnacle of global veterinary education.
Released on March 12, the 2025 rankings reveal that the Hertfordshire-based institution continues to shine with an impressive overall score of 97.8, achieving a perfect 100 for academic reputation and an impressive 91.7 for employer reputation. This marks the sixth time RVC has topped the rankings, solidifying its reputation as a global leader in veterinary education.
Bird Flu Cases in Cats Raise Alarming Concerns for Pet Owners—Is Your Raw Diet Putting Your Patients at Risk?
Two separate cats in New York City households have tested positive for bird flu, sparking concerns among pet owners and veterinarians alike. The city's health department has confirmed the cases, with the acting health commissioner Dr. Michelle Morse urging pet owners to take precautions.
Veterinarians Nationwide Report Student Loan Payments Soar —What This Means for Borrowers in Veterinary Careers
Veterinary professionals with student loans are facing an alarming rise in monthly payments as the Department of Education and its contracted servicers grapple with severe operational issues. Recent disruptions to the repayment system, caused by court orders, mass staff layoffs, and halted processing, have left many veterinary borrowers scrambling to manage skyrocketing payments and uncertain paths toward student loan forgiveness.
Department of Education Cuts Could Affect Your Student Loan Forgiveness—Here’s What Every Veterinary Professional Needs to Know
The U.S. Department of Education has been hit with sweeping cuts, eliminating 1,300 jobs across all divisions, including the crucial Federal Student Aid (FSA) office that manages student loans and Pell Grants. This major downsizing, which leaves the department 50% smaller than it was at the start of Trump’s administration, raises serious concerns for veterinary professionals who rely on federal loan forgiveness programs like Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF)and Income-Driven Repayment (IDR) plans.
Federal Judge Orders Reinstatement of Fired Employees—How the Administration’s Cuts Could Impact Veterinary Professionals and Their Loans
The administration's cuts to federal agencies have placed a strain on the Department of Education and other key institutions, which could significantly impact veterinary professionals managing student loan debt. The court's decision to reinstate fired employees provides temporary relief, but the long-term effects of mass layoffs and staffing shortages on federal student loan services remain unclear. Veterinary professionals should take proactive steps to ensure their student loan management is on track, despite the ongoing turmoil in the federal system.
Hill'S Pet Nutrition Premiers "2025 World of the Cat” Report
Recognizing the growing importance of resources dedicated to feline medicine, Hill's Pet Nutrition assembled a distinguished Cat Advisory Team (C.A.T.) in 2024. The culmination of their inaugural collaborative efforts is the "2025 World of the Cat Report," a comprehensive resource designed to equip veterinary professionals with the latest insights into feline health, trends and care.