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  • Aug- 2018 -
    31 August
    Animal hospital completes £2.5m extension

    Animal hospital completes £2.5m extension

    Animal hospital, North Downs Specialist Referrals, has completed a £2.5m extension to its Surrey headquarters as it aims to bolster its treatment offering. The architect-designed addition houses a new diagnostic imaging suite complete with cutting edge technology including state of the art CT and MRI scanners. The newly-opened extension has…

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  • 31 August
    Royal Canin to host webinar on feline ageing

    Royal Canin to host webinar on feline ageing

    Pet food manufacturer Royal Canin is to offer a new webinar for vets on “extending healthy life in your feline patients”. The webinar will be led by Nathalie Dowgray a lead researcher at the recently launched Feline Healthy Ageing Clinic. A long-term study, the Clinic researches the many factors associated…

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  • 30 August
    Vets Now opens 60th practice

    Vets Now opens 60th practice

    Vets Now, private providers of pet emergency care in the UK, has opened its 60th practice with the opening of a brand new out-of-hours pet emergency service in Peterborough in August. Based within Pengelly and Mizen Vets, the out-of-hours clinic treated 62 cases in its first week. The clinic is…

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  • 28 August
    Animal Care Trust to run pet first aid events this autumn

    Animal Care Trust to run pet first aid events this autumn

    The Royal Veterinary College’s (RVC) registered charity, The Animal Care Trust (ACT) is opening the doors of the College’s small animal hospitals to members of the public interested in learning about pet first aid. Pet owners who want to master the basics of how to help their animals in an…

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  • 23 August
    ‘First Aid ignorance can cost pet lives’ says PDSA

    ‘First Aid ignorance can cost pet lives’ says PDSA

    Veterinary charity PDSA has urged pet owners to learn basic first aid claiming that “ignorance can cost lives”. PDSA says over 1,000 pet owners and animal workers have been equipped with life-saving pet first aid skills over the last 18 months thanks to the charity’s schemes. The charity says despite…

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  • 20 August
    VetPartners acquires vet group Origin

    VetPartners acquires vet group Origin

    Veterinary group VetPartners has continued to expand its farming offering with the acquisition of production animal vet group Origin. Origin owns a number of well-known business that operate across the pig, poultry and laboratory and consultation sectors. The deal is said to make VetPartners the largest and most diverse production…

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  • 20 August
    Vet surgeon who worked under the influence given second chance

    Vet surgeon who worked under the influence given second chance

    A Dyfed-based veterinary surgeon has been allowed to continue practising and had her sanction decision postponed for 12 months after she was charged with alcohol-related offences. The decision to delay her sanction was made by the Disciplinary Committee of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) at a hearing held…

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  • 16 August
    Premier Veterinary Group signs ‘major contract’ in America

    Premier Veterinary Group signs ‘major contract’ in America

    Veterinary healthcare provider Premier Veterinary Group has announced that its wholly-owned subsidiary, Premier Vet Alliance, has signed a contract with a major corporate veterinary consolidator in the US, the Customer. The Customer has over 140 hospitals across 25 states with in excess of 700 full time vet equivalents. Of these…

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  • 15 August
    Linnaeus appoints professor Severine Tasker as chief medical officer

    Linnaeus appoints professor Severine Tasker as chief medical officer

    The Linnaeus Group has appointed a leading professor of feline medicine as its chief medical officer. Professor Severine Tasker has been appointed to the newly-created role, which will oversee the development and execution of the Linnaeus Group’s clinical aims for the provision of quality medicine in all of its practices…

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  • 13 August
    BVA calls for post-rabies vaccination waiting times to be extended post-Brexit

    BVA calls for post-rabies vaccination waiting times to be extended post-Brexit

    The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is calling on the government to extend the waiting time post-rabies vaccination to 12 weeks to minimise the risk of rabies entering the UK after Brexit. Vets at the BVA also say that the extension would simultaneously reduce illegal trade in puppies for sale via…

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