British Veterinary Nursing Association
This coverage focuses on the British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA), the representative body for veterinary nurses in the UK. Pet Gazette reports on BVNA’s policy work, professional development initiatives, training opportunities, and industry campaigns, as well as its role in advocating for the veterinary nursing profession. Coverage includes news, expert commentary, and case studies to help pet trade professionals — including veterinary practices, suppliers, and educators — understand BVNA’s influence on skills development, workplace standards, and sector-wide collaboration.
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Feb- 2016 -11 FebruaryCurrent Affairs
Over 50% of pet owners don’t know what vet nurses do
More than half of animal owners do not understand what registered veterinary nurses (VNs) do, according to nine in ten vets polled by the British Veterinary Association (BVA). BVA’s ‘Voice of the Veterinary Profession’ survey revealed the vital role VNs play in practice life, with vets rating the top two…
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Oct- 2015 -15 OctoberCurrent Affairs
The British Hen Welfare Trust gains another feather in its cap
National hen charity, The British Hen Welfare Trust, is proud to have recently been appointed as official Charity of the Year from October 2015 by the British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA). The charity will now work alongside the BVNA to raise awareness of keeping hens as backyard pets and raise funds for its…
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