News and blogs from across Vets4Pets
Find out what's going on in our veterinary world.
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Article: New Graduates Make Them Don't Break Them
Employing new graduates takes time, effort, and patience. Ensuring young vets develop quickly and feel fully supported and cared for, reaps its own rewards.
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Article: My Team Helps Me be the Best Vet I Can Be
Rachael works at Vets4Pets Accrington. Her confidence and competence were recognised at Vets4Pets' annual awards - she won the ‘New Graduate of the Year’ award.
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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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Press Release: Vetlife Backed by National Vet Group
For the next 12 months, colleagues from across Vets4Pets will undertake fundraising activities to support Vetlife with its all-important work.
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Press Release: Cocker Spaniels Gifted a Very Special Present This Christmas
An inherited retinal disease, which presents as retinal detachment and blindness in puppies, has been identified in Cocker Spaniels.
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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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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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Blog: Starting Your First Day with a WOW
WOW – Welcome to our World – is a four-day, group-wide, Support Office induction programme that speaks to the whole group.
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Blog: Being a steward at the BVNA Congress is a fantastic experience
I’m head steward at this year’s BVNA Congress, and I recently recruited 20 people from the veterinary profession to join my steward team this year.
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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.
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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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Blog: Getting involved, using my knowledge, building my skills
Brogan is studying veterinary medicine at a UK university. Here she talks about her recent EMS placement at a Vets4Pets practice...
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Blog: Showing your colleagues you care
“I was naïve because I’ve never struggled with mental health issues, I assumed I was the norm. I’ve now realised I’m not the norm...
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Blog: Helping our profession embrace inclusion and diversity
Dan Makin talks about his one big goal as President of the British Veterinary LGBT+ Group, an association where people can seek support.
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Blog: Support Office Community Day
We're very committed to corporate social responsibility (CSR) and many of our colleagues volunteer their time to give back to their communities.
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Press Release: Vet Group Offers Helping Hand to Local Community
60 colleagues from Vets4Pets' Support Office donated around 480 hours of volunteer work to seven charities and organisations based in the Swindon area.
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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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Blog: Helping to reduce antibiotic over prescribing
At Vets4Pets, we believe it’s time that companion animal vets were armed to do their bit in the fight against antibiotic resistance.
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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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Blog: Opportunities await qualified vet nurses
Alison Uwins, a qualifed veterinary nurse, talks about her role in the Commerical Team at the Vets4Pets Support Office.