Wakefield-based Paragon Veterinary Referrals says the new service will transform the way the hospital can treat skin cancers, dermatological disorders and some other common superficial conditions.
“We want to give a leg-up to vets who want to be masters of their own destinies, without the difficulty of starting from scratch or having to find a huge initial investment” – Sean Cleary, North Star Vets.
Willows Veterinary Centre and Referral Service in Solihull has a “Green Giants” group that has introduced sustainability measures since picked up by other Linnaeus practices.
Pennard Vets in Kent, which moved to become an employee ownership trust this year, has taken on Jeff Gascoyne to help put its future plans into practice.
Veterinary Vision has been awarded silver accreditation by the International Society for Feline Medicine for its sites in Penright, Sunderland and Charnock Richard.
Hamilton Specialist Referrals has unveiled new facilities equipped with a purpose-designed waiting area and referral space for soft tissue surgery, internal medicine and cardiology.
Buckingham Equine Vets was acknowledged as Vet Practice of the Year in Equestrian Business Awards, just days after practice’s 10th anniversary celebrations.
“We are delighted to welcome Goddard Veterinary Group to our family of practices because we share many of the same values” – VetPartners chief executive Jo Malone.
Workshop held on 18 October to discuss how the accreditation process for RCVS Practice Standards Scheme can be best used to implement sustainability policies.
Laurels Veterinary Surgery has completed a £350,000 project that has added cat-friendly facilities, doubled the number of dog kennels and revamped the client waiting area.
Prof Borriello becomes the sixth recipient of the award in recognition of his “science-based” principles and “global vision” during tenure as chief executive of the VMD.
Donview Veterinary Centre in Inverurie is adding facilities including a third theatre and client meeting room, as well as new technology, to offer better service to clients.
Cave Veterinary Specialists in Somerset has won silver status from Investors in the Environment for its efforts to reduce its carbon footprint, increase efficiency and cut waste.
Move will add 270 practices, 15 of them 24-hour emergency services, to IVC Evidensia portfolio, which will number 2,000 practices and 30,000 staff across 17 countries.
