Vet Times articles

Marie Rippingale introduces the Equine Bandaging Angels – a group of four veterinary nurses who are delivering wound care CPD to veterinary practices nationwide.

Emma Archer focuses on a nurse’s role prior to, during and after a patient is anaesthetised, from appropriate premedication to supervision tools (part 1/2).

Rebecca Hubbard in a new series, delves into the digital world to find websites, apps, forums and noticeboards to help and inspire VNs in work and play.

Caroline Iser shares her experiences as an animal hospital VN, the gratification and satisfaction she receives and the importance of like-minded colleagues.

Holly Kernot speaks to RVN Jane Davidson on the methods in which she reaches out to fellow nurses and her hopes for the profession’s future.

Emma Gerrard explains the usual causes of vomiting in cats and dogs to equip VNs with useful knowledge when performing triage.

The EDGE programmes from Vets Now are not only exciting and fun but they provide the ideal springboard for a career in EEC.

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After attending a workshop by the RCVS Mind Matters group, I was startled to see … more

While VN training touches on employment law, there may be significant gaps in a veterinary … more

A VN’s role may have developed over the past 25 years, but the fact remains … more

Linda Roberts provides an introductory look at the psychology, methodology and uses of this form of reinforcement learning in animals.

Laura Lacey looks at causal factors, behaviour meanings and therapy options in relation to negative emotions experienced in dogs when home alone.

Have you ever considered presenting your research at BVNA Congress? The Science Café is a … more