News and blogs from across Vets4Pets
Find out what's going on in our veterinary world.
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Blog: International Day of Women and Girls in Science
To mark International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we asked two of our vets what inspired them to study science & how it contributes to their daily roles.
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Blog: 2020 Vets4Pets Vet Graduate Programme Awards
Meet the winners of the 2020 Vets4Pets Graduate Programme Awards. We’re incredibly proud of all the vets who started their first years in practice with us.
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Blog:Ten Questions with Andy Booth
Andy Booth is Practice Manager at Vets4Pets Droitwich and a 2020 Petplan Awards finalist in the ‘Practice Manager of the Year’ category.
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Blog: “Becoming the practice owner was something I wanted from Day 1”
Jessica Kirby talks about her career at Vets4Pets and how she became a Joint Venture Partner after first starting as a Client Care Advisor.
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Blog: 10 Questions for Emily Bridges
Emily worked as a Vet Surgeon in one of our first-opinion practices before recently becoming our new Vet Graduate Programme Lead.
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Blog: My practices are nurse lead, and I’m fortunate to have a strong nursing team.
RVN Rachel Smith is a Vets4Pets Joint Venture Partner (JVP). Here she talks about becoming a JVP and her strong advocacy for the vet nurse profession.
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Blog: “Our current grad cohort tell me our programme has soul.”
Cat joined Vets4Pets in 2017, into a new role for the organisation, after spending 7 years in practice and 6 years working within the pharmaceutical industry.
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Blog: We put pets first and so do our CSR initiatives
VIP Lifelines is an excellent way for our vet practices to help and support hundreds of incredibly worthy animal charities like Heatons.
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Article: Team work makes the dream work
Vets4Pets Nuneaton, which opened in 2017, won the 2019 New Practice of the Year award at Vets4Pets' 2019 National Partner Conference.
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Blog: It's bring your dog to work day!
Although today is Bring Your Dog to Work Day, having dogs in our Support Office is not an unusual occurrence. Yes, we’re lucky, and we know it!
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Press Release: Practice Managers Given Helping Hand to Develop Careers
Vets4Pets has launched a training course to help and support colleagues across its group to become outstanding veterinary practice managers and team leaders.
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Press Release: Vet Group Launches Antibiotic Reduction Initiative
The Pets at Home Vet Group has launched a new initiative aimed at reducing the use of antibiotics amongst its small animal practices.
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Blog: I've always been interested in law
In September 2018, I joined Vets4Pets as a solicitor apprentice. I was over the moon to be offered this opportunity. I was ready for a new challenge.
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Press Release: Partners Come Together for National Conference
Record-breaking numbers attended the two-day 2019 Pets at Home Vet Group’s National Partner Conference, which promoted the importance of partnership.
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Press Release: Stockport Practice Supporting Veterinary Futures
Vets4Pets Stockport is doing its part to support the next generation of veterinary professionals by funding one of its colleague's dreams of becoming a vet.
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Blog: 5 Questions With Dr Huw Stacey
Huw discusses our International Vet Programme, which supports foreign veterinary professionals wishing to work in small animal practice in the UK.
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Blog: My Apprenticeship Will Open Doors To Many Opportunities
I have always loved pets so when I saw this apprenticeship opportunity on the www.gov.uk website, it just looked great to me. So, that’s why I applied.
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Blog: 10 Questions for Samantha Butler-Davies
Samantha is our new Veterinary Clinical Services Manager at Vets4Pets’ Support Office! Click here to read more about her fantastic new role.
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Blog: 10 Questions with our Clinical Development Managers
Sara Dunne, Joao Koehler and Orly Simkin – who are all vets – now spend their 9 to 5 helping other vets and vet practices thrive.
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Blog: Ecuador Changed My Life
Simon Johnson, Head Nurse at Vets4Pets Preston Capitol, talks about his experience volunteering with Go Pawesome in Ecuador.