Veterinary CPD
This coverage focuses on veterinary CPD (continuing professional development) and its importance within the UK petcare industry. Pet Gazette reports on training opportunities, regulatory requirements, and professional development trends that shape veterinary practice. Coverage highlights CPD providers, new learning formats, and case studies that demonstrate how ongoing education supports animal welfare, business growth, and compliance. Insights are tailored to veterinary professionals as well as retailers, distributors, and suppliers who work closely with the veterinary sector.
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Nov- 2017 -21 NovemberCurrent Affairs
VET Fest announces conference programme
VET Festival, in partnership with Centaur Services, has announced its 2018 conference programme comprising over 120 lectures, brand new subject areas and featuring over 30 speakers. Now offering a wider variety of forward-thinking CPD choice, VET Festival has added Minimally Invasive Surgery, Cardiopulmonary, Diagnostic Imaging and Nutrition. The conference programme…
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Oct- 2017 -10 OctoberVeterinary
BSAVA launches rolling ‘stepped’ CPD programme
From 2018, the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) will help vets and vet nurses to build individual CPD programmes to match every stage of their career and expertise. A new rolling schedule of three proficiency ‘steps’ will be introduced to allow veterinary professionals to choose the most appropriate level…
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Sep- 2017 -15 SeptemberCurrent Affairs
VET Fest returns for another year
One of the most anticipated events in the veterinary CPD calendar, VET Festival, will return to the field at Loseley Park in Surrey on 8 and 9 June 2018 to continue its mission to break the mould for the delivery of veterinary education. Offering one of the most inspiring CPD…
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Oct- 2016 -3 OctoberCurrent Affairs
Company provides rabbit only CPD
A company is providing rabbit specific veterinary CPD to qualified vets and nurses. LagoLearn was formed to help try to re-address this balance and provide rabbit specific training to all veterinary professionals, including those who are still students and those who have already qualified. Rabbits are currently the third most popular pet in the UK,…
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