Veterinary
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Nov- 2018 -26 November
PetsโnโVets set to feature on CBeebies Ferne & Roryโs Vet Tales
The award winning PetsโnโVets Family is set to feature on CBeebies series, Ferne and Roryโs Vet Tales, which sees animal…
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26 November
RCVS begins process of selling Westminster headquarters
The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has started the process of selling its current premises in Belgravia House, Westminster,…
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22 November
Emergency vets opens in Dundee
Vets Now, private providers of pet emergency care in the UK, has opened a brand new out-of-hours pet emergency service…
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21 November
Vet practice set for ยฃ650,000 revamp
A Worcester veterinary practice has been boosted by a ยฃ650,000 investment to expand one of its sites in the city.…
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20 November
Complication rates of neutering revealed in national audit
The first major audit of routine neutering of cats and dogs in the UK has revealed the complication rates associated…
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19 November
Vet suspended for assault and medicine mis-administration
A North Yorkshire veterinary surgeon has been suspended for six months, following a assault conviction, inappropriate attempts at surgery and…
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16 November
Royal Canin to preview new Veterinary Health Nutrition range at London Vet Show
Royal Canin has announced it will be previewing its new veterinary range to attendees visiting the manufacturerโs London Vet Show…
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12 November
Scarsdale Vets hosts free training for veterinary nurses prior to OSCE exams
Scarsdale Vets in Derby has announced it is to hold free training courses in order to help vet nurses successfully…
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8 November
Ayrshire vet removed from RCVS register for โclinical and communication failingsโ
The disciplinary committee of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) has directed its registrar to remove a veterinary surgeon…
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7 November
Red Setters, Bulldogs and Boxers most likely to suffer incontinence
Male Irish Red Setters, Boxers, Bulldogs, Bull Mastiffs and Fox Terriers are more likely to develop urinary incontinence than the…
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