Details of seizure notice served at Border Force, Inverness Airport following a routine search. Published in June 2020. The following veterinary medicines were detained and subsequently seized at Border Force, Inverness Airport following an attempt to import: 1 x Equine Bute Paste 2 x 100ml Ketoprofen Injection 2 x 100ml Buscopan Compositum 2 x 100ml Doxycycline Paste 2 x 5ml Calmat Injection 6 x 50ml Syntocin Injections 100 x 1.3g sachets of Butalone Granules These products were intended for us

Aservo EquiHaler 30 mg/ml inhalation solution for horses (Boehringer Ingelheim Vetmedica Gmbh) The first product containing ciclesonide, authorised in horses. Indicated for the alleviation of clinical signs of severe equine asthma (formerly known as Recurrent Airway Obstruction– (RAO), Summer Pasture Associated Recurrent Airway Obstruction – (SPA-RAO)). Hemosilate 125 mg/ml solution for injection (Ecuphar Veterinaria S.L.U.) The first product containing etamsylate, authorised in cattle, sheep

Roly Owers, BEVA's Health and Medicines Committee Chair provides us with an update with what they are working on following their second committee meeting for 2020. During the update Roly gives us an insight into the work they are doing to better track antimicrobial usage in equine practice as well as anthelmintic resistance. He also highlighted how the committee discussed the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic and the significant economic fallout, as well as practical support around remote prescr