National Veterinary Institute

The National Veterinary Institute (NVI) is a specialized internal organizational unit responsible for carrying out public veterinary service activities, which must be provided by each European Union member state within the framework of a professional institution.

Inštitut za perutnino ptice male sesalce in plazilce

Networking between the European projects Interreg AVIATOR…

Researchers from the University of Ljubljana’s Veterinary Faculty joined field monitoring and health conservation efforts for the endangered bird of prey in Hungary.

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Nacionalni center za dobrobit živali

University of Ljubljana, Veterinary Faculty to host EVCBMAW…

UL, Veterinary Faculty will host EVCBMAW 2026 on 1–2 October 2026 in Ljubljana.

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Inštitut za perutnino ptice male sesalce in plazilce

AVIATOR Project’s members meeting

After the Opening Conference of AVIATOR Project, it’s member’s meeting took place.

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Inštitut za perutnino ptice male sesalce in plazilce

Interreg AVIATOR Project Kick-Off Conference

The opening conference of the project “Adaptation and Increased Resilience of Birds through Awareness-Raising, Monitoring, Treatment and Raptor Protection Management – AVIATOR” was held in Belgrade on Tuesday, September 23. The project is funded by the European Union through the Interreg Danube Region Program.

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Dejavnost

Laboratory testing of animal samples, foodstuffs, and raw materials for the diagnosis of animal infectious and other diseases, or for determining the health suitability of animal-derived food, animal feed, drinking water, and other products; conducting pathomorphological diagnostics; performing veterinary hygiene services; preparing professional basis for planning measures in animal health protection and ensuring safe food and feed for animals; monitoring the health status of animals and reproduction through artificial insemination at the national level; monitoring the health status and treatment of bees and fish; and carrying out disinfection, insect control, and rodent control (DDD).