VETERINARY NURSE
How do I become a veterinary nurse?
Working within the veterinary profession is a popular career choice but one that takes sacrifice and dedication. All our vets and nurses have undergone extensive training to provide the high levels of care our patients deserve.
It is their relentless passion for animals and their carers that gives our team the drive to achieve their initial qualifications, then continue to develop their skills and expertise to strive for excellence in their particular areas of interest.
We hope the information below can be helpful to others who wish to follow their own dreams and work with animals in such a rewarding environment.
We have recently updated our policy on Brucella Canis – an infection of dogs that is receiving increased attention at the moment. If you have a dog that was originally imported or rescued from Europe, or you are considering rescuing a dog from Europe, this policy update affects you so please...
When it comes to veterinary practices across the UK there are generally two different types of models. The independent and the corporate. All vets have your pet’s best interest at heart, regardless of whether they work within an independently or corporate owned practice. However, the framework in which...
Due to the current lockdown rules and advise from our governing bodies, booster vaccinations are still going ahead for all pets who have not had a booster for 15 months or more. This means that if you pet has not had a booster since December 2019 or earlier then now is your time to come in to the practice....