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We’re very excited to introduce the new committee for 2022-23! We have some great talks and events lined up for Michaelmas. Keep an eye on our Facebook or Instagram to make sure you don’t miss anything! President – Lucy Steele … Continue reading →

Last year was a tough one with the pandemic disrupting so much for so many people. The CFAVS committee did a great job of keeping our members in touch, with online quizzes and interactive talks which we hope you’ve all … Continue reading →

The National FAVS congress for 2020 is to be held in Nottingham on the 1st and 2nd February. This is sure to be a fun and educational weekend! Tickets for Cambridge students are to be released on the 7th October … Continue reading →

Six of our CFAVS members attended FAVS congress at Bristol’s Langford campus last weekend (16th and 17th February 2019). The weekend was really enjoyable; all of the morning lectures were engaging and the afternoon practicals were very useful. In my … Continue reading →

Before we introduce ourselves as the CFAVS committee for 2018-2019, we’d like to thank the outgoing committee for all they’ve done over the past year. We hope this next year will be just as successful! Our new committee! President: Hi, … Continue reading →

Wishing a big congratulations to our fabulous new committee! President: Hannah Rhodes-Cheong Vice-President: Lauren Mort Secretary: Emma Simpson Treasurer: Jenny Blackburn Publicity: Tess Hopkins BCVA Rep: Ben Haythornthwaite Pre-clin Rep: Lottie Thompson We’re looking forward to handing over to you … Continue reading →

It’s been another busy and farm-related-fun-filled term for CFAVS! We’ve been lucky to have lots of great speakers and interesting talks. The term got off to a great start with the first talk ‘Sheep are not stupid: their behaviour is … Continue reading →

Earlier this term we were very lucky to welcome Pauline and David from Woodbine Farm Alpacas, for a joint CFAVS/CUVZS Practical Day! The day began with a interesting talk from Pauline, which covered everything from diet and management to common … Continue reading →

We’re very pleased to share our exciting Michaelmas termcard with you all! We have four excellent speakers lined up for talks, as well as some fun practical days in the pipeline, so keep a look out for further updates. You can … Continue reading →

We have some very exciting news for you  – FAVS now has its very own newsletter! FAVS is the national farm animal veterinary society, with a committee made up of students from each of the UK vet schools. The current … Continue reading →