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RCVS News: microchipping and client confidentiality guidance approved
Guidance for veterinary surgeons and veterinary nurses (VNs) on client confidentiality and microchipping has been amended by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS). The amendments deal with situations when a client presents an animal registered in another person’s name, and a new flow diagram has been added to provide additional practical advice for vets […]
RCVS Annual General Meeting and awards presentation
RCVS Day – the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Annual General Meeting and Presentation of Awards – will be held on Friday 5 July 2013 at the Royal College of Physicians, London. All members and listed/registered veterinary nurses are warmly invited to attend the day, which will start at 10am with Annual General Meeting […]
RCVS news: Disciplinary and Preliminary Investigation Committee appointments
The first members of the reconstituted Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) Disciplinary and Preliminary Investigation Committees have been appointed and will join the Committees from July 2013. Beverley Cottrell and Catherine Goldie have been appointed to the new Disciplinary Committee (DC), and are retiring as elected veterinary surgeons on Council to take up the […]
Communications Tab on NPL – Clinical Coaches Please Note
We are aware of the new communication tab on the Nursing Progress Log (NPL). Following a trial period, as a College, the decision was made not to use this tool for the following reason: The communication tab does not alert us to the fact a message is sent. As a result of this we would […]
Beware of lungworm, warns vet practice
A Hertfordshire veterinary hospital is emphasising the importance of worming dogs properly, following the recent referral of several dogs needing urgent treatment for potentially fatal lungworm infection. Davies Veterinary Specialists (DVS), a private small animal referral hospital based at Higham Gobion in Hertfordshire, has treated four cases of serious lungworm infection over the past couple […]
Riders Needed for Important Research Project
Equine vets at the Animal Health Trust are appealing to horse riders to help with an important research project, to assess the interaction between horse, saddle and rider. Participants simply need to complete an anonymous online questionnaire. In doing so they will be helping to protect and improve the future health, welfare and longevity of […]
BVNA Council Elections – voting now open!
The British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) is delighted to announce that five candidates have been nominated to represent the veterinary nursing profession as a BVNA council member. BVNA President, Louisa Baker, states “I am delighted with the number of nominations received from members, as the BVNA represents the veterinary nursing profession and it is important […]
World Environment Week competition – we have a winner!
Congratulations to Kirsty Cavanagh-Cole, Level 3 Extended Diploma in Animal Management student, for being chosen as the winner of our World Environment Week poster competition and winning a £100 book voucher.: Thank you to all students who submitted entries, it was a hard choice in the end! The entries can […]
Wales puts dog welfare back at top of agenda
The British Veterinary Association (BVA) has strongly welcomed the latest move by the Welsh Government to introduce new dog breeding legislation to enhance animal welfare and tackle puppy farming. Commenting, BVA President Peter Jones said: “We are delighted that the Welsh Government has put dog welfare back at the top of the agenda and is […]
New Look for The College of Animal Welfare!
As part of our ongoing evolution, The College of Animal Welfare has taken the opportunity to rebrand with a fresh, new, media-friendly logo. The logo is to be fully rolled out before the end of the year and marks a period of growth and expansion. The college has a rapidly growing digital presence and the […]