The evening started with an inspirational keynote from Jane Goodall DBE, followed by the award winners being announced by association junior vice-president Jo Oakden.
Veterinary Nursing Skills is aimed at both qualified and student vet nurses, and provides vital insights into nursing companion animals in a clinical setting.
Researchers recorded the number of vocalisations and duration of activity of orphaned kittens and mother-reared kittens during two-minute separations from their nest.
Colleagues from East Lothian practice Dunedin Vets are preparing to walk, run, cycle and swim the equivalent distance from John O’Groats to Land’s End on behalf of Pets As Therapy charity.
“The new facilities will enhance the exciting environment provided by Keele’s expertise in life sciences and our highly regarded medical school…” – Jonathan Wastling, Keele University.
RVN receives the MSD Animal Health Research Bursary trophy and £1,000 for her research and presentation on quantifying and monitoring practice cleanliness.
Insurance provider is encouraging the profession to recognise the “dedication and talent of the UK’s veterinary professionals, teams and practices” by nominating colleagues for its 2021 awards.
Business owners, practice founders, HR directors and association past-presidents among the roster of speakers for afternoon of inspirational talks on 29 September.
“We felt the personalities of all three dogs came through so beautifully in Steph’s picture… we are delighted to declare her the winner” – Sabrina Jordan of Krka.
The VN turned vet receptionist is one of just 9% of receptionists enrolled on the scheme to complete all three levels and earn fully accredited status.
