“Everyone we’ve had contact with throughout XLVets has a shared commitment to excellence and that’s exactly what we want to deliver at our new practice” – Eve Thomas, joint owner of Builth Wells Veterinary Practice.

RCVS updates its guidance in light of new restrictions, including tier 1, 2 and 3 measures in England, and Wales' two-week 'firebreak' lockdown.

Swedish animal health product manufacturer announces it has acquired UK veterinary nutraceuticals and pet supplement company.

“Given the uncertainty in the global economy due to the COVID-19 pandemic, CVS Group has made key operational and financial decisions to minimise the financial impact, and to ensure the medium and long‑term job security of our colleagues" – CVS statement.

The Veterinary Marketing Association hopes online resource will help those new to animal health marketing develop their skills and career.

Practice wins Sustainability Influencer Business of the Year 2020, while green pioneer staff member Ellie West gets individual gong.

Katherine Eitel Belt is one of the leading names due to speak at SPVS and the VMG’s Focus on Leadership and Management day.

“We’ve lived in the area for many years, and wanted a vet that looks after the pets and supports the families of our local community” – Chris Devlin of Vetsmiths.

The multispecialist small animal referral hospital is encouraging team members to take up its 10,000 Steps challenge for mental health.

Insurance provider is encouraging the profession to recognise the “dedication and talent of the UK’s veterinary professionals, teams and practices” by nominating colleagues for its 2021 awards.

The pan-European care fund will pilot in the UK, the Netherlands, Sweden, Norway and Finland, with a view to expansion in the future.

RCVS Practice Standards Scheme officials keen to ensure standards are being met while protecting public health during the continuing pandemic.

“We are delighted to have branched out our services with the opening of this new ‘horse GP’ practice…” – Nicholas Graham, University of Glasgow.

VetPartners has invested £750,000 to tranform a former shopping mall unit into a 24-hour veterinary practice.