British Cattle Veterinary Association

The British Cattle Veterinary Association, established in 1967, is the cattle specialist division of the British Veterinary Association. BCVA is run by a Board elected by members. The association is involved with all aspects of cattle veterinary matters and is consulted by many organisations for informed opinion. Role of BCVA includes: Representing the views of members in the wider livestock industry Signposting lifelong learning for cattle practitioners

British cattle veterinary association operates in the Veterinary industry.

British cattle veterinary association's revenue is 11m - 100m

British cattle veterinary association has 11 - 50 employees.