Veterinary charity says its is seeing “unprecedented” demand for all its services as it appealed for the profession to unite in support of its work.

Talented vet nurse Emma Hughes created a series of pet portraits, which feature prominently at Ash Tree Vets’ new site at Kibworth, Leicestershire.

Colleagues are organising a charity ball fund-raiser on 20 May in memory of Stefan Matan, who died suddenly in August 2022.

The qualification is designed for RVNs wishing to advance their knowledge and skills in practice nursing to a mastery level.

Launched by the Humanimal Trust, the series will look at how our relationship with animals has evolved, the central issue of ethics, the boundaries and borders of legislation, and change advocacy.

Mental health researchers being encouraged to apply for 2023 Sarah Brown Mental Health Research Grant, set up in memory of vet, RCVS councillor and mental health campaigner.

The DWA, originally established by Dick White Referrals, is now operating under the auspices of the Dick White Charitable Foundation.

The new technology launch took place at the college’s Huntingdon campus, with both SVNs and veterinary employers having the opportunity to try out the system.

Samantha Double retains responsibility for business’ awarding and end-point assessment organisation functions, qualifications and standards teams, and takes on administrative side of organisation.

CVS nurse training centre has exceeded national average first-time pass rates in almost all VN modules and also categorised “Good” by Ofsted.

Veterinary professionals invited to have their say in the UK’s largest annual assessment of pet well-being.

New initiatives have a special focus on VN’s talents and versatility in practice, spearheaded by BEVA’s VN committee and championed by its president David Rendle.

Fourteen events are planned between January and April, and officials say they want to extend their work to consider collective, as well as individual issues.

Founder of Wellpethub believes it is the most comprehensive online directory of animal rehabilitation professionals in the UK.

Hannah Dow, who started training in 2020, has become the first learner to achieve an overall distinction in the VetSkill qualification.

The cards include four sections to support planning, physical and emotional needs of productivity, aimed to help nurses plan work projects easily and “get unstuck”.

A pledge of £5 for every one of its Lunch and Learn sessions between April and November raises cash to help charity with an increasing demand for its services.

The appointment ensures PCAs are represented at a national senior level within the veterinary group.