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  • Feb- 2020 -
    5 February
    BVA calls on government to meet animal health demands post-Brexit

    BVA calls on government to meet animal health demands post-Brexit

    The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has called on the government to work with the veterinary profession to “ensure that workforce capacity meets demand” and “animal health and welfare standards remain high” post-Brexit. In a speech at the BVA’s annual dinner, the associations president, Daniella Dos Santos asked the government’s commitment…

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  • 5 February
    PDSA launches Pet Fit Club

    PDSA launches Pet Fit Club

    Vet charity PDSA has announced it is searching for the “UK’s fattest pets” amid the launch of its annual competition Pet Fit Club. The competition aims to tackle the UK’s current pet obesity crisis. It follows PDSA research that revealed 46% of dogs, 34% of cats and 30% of rabbits…

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  • 4 February
    Mikki launches its new 2-in-1 Whistle Clicker

    Mikki launches its new 2-in-1 Whistle Clicker

    Pet product retailer Mikki has launched its new 2-in-1 Whistle Clicker. Combining the functions of its most popular training aids, the new lightweight clicker features a high pitched whistle for recall and command. It also features a large button clicker to “reinforce positive training behaviour.” The new clicker is available…

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  • 4 February
    McLaughlin’s Pet and Garden Shop announces closure

    McLaughlin’s Pet and Garden Shop announces closure

    McLaughlin’s Pet and Garden Shop has announced the closure of its Cork site, after 42 years of trading. According to Cork Beo, its Bandon and Mitchelstown branches will remain open. The business said in a statement: “McLaughlin’s of Ship Street, Cork will close its doors for the final time in…

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  • 4 February
    Pets Corner partners with disability charity

    Pets Corner partners with disability charity

    Pets Corner announced it has formed a partnership with disability charity Leonard Cheshire. The charity aims to help young, disabled people, and as part of the collaboration, funding from Pets Corner will enable them to take part in the charity’s ‘Can Do’ programme. The programme encourages them to learn new…

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  • 4 February
    Dogs Trust appeals for charity shop volunteers

    Dogs Trust appeals for charity shop volunteers

    The Dogs Trust has announced it is appealing for volunteers ahead of the grand opening of a new Dogs Trust charity shop. The Poole shop, which is set to have its grand opening on 20 February Dogs, will need volunteers to aid with the day-to-day running of the business.  The…

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  • 3 February
    Pride Veterinary Centre performs heart defect operation on spaniel

    Pride Veterinary Centre performs heart defect operation on spaniel

    The Cardiology team at Pride Veterinary Centre has recently performed an unusual procedure to alleviate a congenital heart defect obstructing the blood flow back to the heart.  This was the first time Pride Veterinary Centre has undertaken this procedure, which is rare in both human and veterinary medicine. Chester, a…

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  • 3 February
    Vetpol launches SQP training programme

    Vetpol launches SQP training programme

    New SQP regulator, Vetpol has announced it will soon open for SQP training. It follows full approval by the Veterinary Medicines Directorate for Vetpol to become a regulator.  The all-new course is delivered online, using a bespoke learning management platform and an integrated CPD system, resulting in busy professionals and…

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  • 3 February
    European veterinary profession remains united, says BVA

    European veterinary profession remains united, says BVA

    The BVA has released a joint statement alongside the RCVS and the Federation of Veterinarians of Europe in light of the UK’s departure from the European Union. The statement said that all groups would continue to “ensure that veterinarians in all European countries can give the highest possible standards of…

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  • 3 February
    Veterinary degree receives official accreditation

    Veterinary degree receives official accreditation

    A Recognition Order for the University of Surrey’s veterinary degree has been approved by a Privy Council.  The Order was laid before Parliament for approval on 27 January, and later this month, the degree will be formally accredited by the RCVS. Students who graduate with the University of Surrey’s veterinary…

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