VBJ articles
March 2023
Itâs perfectly clear the direction of travel in automotive is towards zero-emission vehicles and, for the present, that means buying electric. But buying an electric vehicle doesnât just help reduce carbon emissions, it also provides significant tax advantages to those making the switchâŠ
February 2023
One of the veterinary sectorâs central narratives in the past few years has been the story of big corporate groups swallowing up small independent practices. But as VBJ discovered when we paid a visit to Martin and Manifold Vets in Cirencester last month, the little guys are beginning to bite backâŠ
January 2023
The key ingredients needed for a successful veterinary practice donât change a great deal â wherever you happen to be in the world. Strong leadership, a motivated team and top-class client care are universal requirements, as VBJ discovered when we caught up with Catherine Harper of Barossa Veterinary Service...
December 2022
November 2022
It was less than a year after graduation that Emily Westwood realised working for someone else as an ambulatory equine vet wasnât going to be for her. But instead of abandoning her hard-won veterinary career before it had really begun, Emily instead decided to set up her own practice â and Pocket Nook Equine Vets was bornâŠ
33 minsWe enter the world with nothing and depart as we were born, leaving our earthly possessions behind. This harsh circle of life becomes grimmer for those left behind when there is no will to determine how a deceasedâs assets are distributed, especially if a business is part of those assetsâŠ
In this article, David Walker lends his extensive experience as a referral vet, head of service, hospital director and regional MD on what first opinion practices should be looking for from their referral centre. Specifically, he shares his thoughts on communication and client care, as well as what referral centres should be doing to engage and build relationships with those practices referring cases to themâŠ