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Cheshire Pet’s specially designed practice gains silver award from International Society of Feline Medicine and is headed by a team of cat advocates.

Clinical director at Brownlow Veterinary Group in Shropshire announced as group animal welfare advisor.

Work had been halted due to COVID-19 restrictions, but builders are back on site creating Northlands Veterinary Hospital in Kettering, Northamptonshire.

Jolyon Martin has been named in the Forbes 30 Under 30 Europe: Science and Healthcare list for 2021.

IVC Evidensia and strategic partner MWI Animal Health have announced a scheme to reduce their carbon footprint by cutting the number of wholesale deliveries to practices.

Just 16% of practices report “business as normal” in RCVS’ latest COVID impact survey, but staffing levels and practice cash flow are improving.

Independent practice in Coventry appoints Alison White and Aidin Walls as directors ahead of another period of expansion.

Worldwide pharmaceutical company grew by 5% “in highly competitive market”, with net sales of €4.12 billion (£3.55 billion), and success in swine vaccine and its parasiticide Nexgard for dogs.

Success for group’s green initiative, which has seen close to a tonne of masks, gloves and aprons recycled since launch in October.

“Closer collaboration will improve the chances for the tens of thousands of orphans that we’ll see in the coming months” – Wildlife Aid Foundation.

“Being part of IVC will allow us to help even more pets, and to continue to work positively and collaboratively with the veterinary profession...” – Mark Boddy, PawSquad.

Employees of 125-year-old Pennard Vets in Kent become shareholders in the business and take a share of profits – plus the practice stays independent.

Kernow Veterinary Group wins silver Health Workplace award from Cornwall County Council for its efforts in helping to safeguard staff welfare.

Pet Cremation Services has joined York-based group as it continues its expansion plans.

Jo Thorne organises weekly yoga sessions to support health and well-being of colleagues during latest COVID-19 lockdown.

Developed to raise awareness of the negative effects of feeding pets too many treats, the campaign offers a suite of tools and resources to aid owners and veterinary teams.