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8 Effective Communication Tips for Veterinary Nurses During Consultations
Effective communication is a fundamental skill for veterinary nurses, ensuring that pet owners fully understand their pet’s health and treatment while feeling supported and reassured. Strong communication skills improve client satisfaction and trust, enhance compliance with treatment plans, and ultimately lead to better patient outcomes. With this in mind, let’s delve deeper into how you […]
Veterinary Nurses, Take the Lead! How Running Nurse Clinics Can Boost Your Veterinary Nursing Career
As a Registered Veterinary Nurse (RVN), you play a crucial role in enhancing patient care and educating clients. One of the most rewarding ways to maximise your expertise is by running nurse-led clinics. These clinics not only improve efficiency within your practice but also allow you to take ownership of patient care, build stronger client […]
How to Run a Successful Nurse Clinic in Veterinary Practice
From weight management to post-operative check-ups, nurse-led clinics offer an excellent opportunity for Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) to enhance client education, improve patient outcomes, and strengthen the veterinary team. But how do you set up and run a successful nurse-led clinic? Whether you’re just starting out or looking to refine your approach, this guide will […]
Dog Grooming Congress returns this summer
We’re excited to announce our annual Dog Grooming Congress is returning this Summer, bigger and better than ever! This year’s event is sponsored by Simpsons Grooming Supplies and is taking place on Sunday 22 June 2025 from our training centre in Huntingdon. Dog Grooming Congress aims to provide valuable knowledge and skills to both seasoned […]
Free guide: How To Start A Dog Grooming Business
Have you ever dreamed of working with dogs every day, being your own boss, and building a career that brings both financial stability and personal fulfillment? If so, we have something exciting for you! We’re thrilled to introduce our new, FREE guide to starting a dog grooming business! If you’re interested in training as a […]
Time to Talk Day – 6 February 2025
Did you know that one in six people report experiencing a mental health problem weekly? Despite this being such a common problem, many still feel unable to talk about their struggles. Time to talk day is an annual awareness day, organised by Mind and Rethink Mental Illness in partnership with the Co-op. This day is […]
The Power Hour: 60 minutes to level up your leadership
We are excited to announce The Power Hour, a new series of hour-long webinars designed to empower those working in veterinary practice with practical, takeaway, leadership and coaching tips. Each session will focus on key topics that will help you lead with confidence, foster growth in individuals and manage teams effectively. The topics have been […]
Employer Guide to Apprenticeships
Finding and retaining skilled employees is a challenge many businesses face, but apprenticeship training offers a practical and effective solution. By combining hands-on experience with structured learning, apprenticeships can help businesses build a capable, motivated workforce while addressing skills gaps and fostering long-term growth. Whether you’re looking to develop existing staff or bring new talent […]
How to Find an Apprenticeship Working with Animals
If you’re passionate about pursuing a career working with animals, an apprenticeship is an excellent way to gain hands-on experience in your chosen role whilst completing a recognised training programme and getting paid! In England, apprenticeships require you to live and work in a suitable environment; for those wanting to work with animals this could […]
Avoiding Mental Burnout in Veterinary Practice
Working in veterinary practice can be incredibly rewarding, but it also comes with its unique set of challenges that can lead to mental burnout. Veterinary nurses often experience high levels of stress due to the demanding nature of their work. Long hours, emotional strain from dealing with sick or injured animals, and the pressure of […]