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Email: editor@vetreport.net29/05/2018
INTERNATIONAL VET PROGRAMME SUCCESS
A Greek vet has become the first to complete a new International Vet Programme in the UK. The programme was launched last year by Vets4Pets and currently has vets of five different nationalities training within the group’s practices. Odysseus (Edy) Patouchas is the first vet to complete the programme. He moved to the UK from Italy, after […]
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Lintbells receives a visit from Fabulous Finn
Hitchin-based premium natural supplements company Lintbells received a visit this morning from ‘Fabulous Finn’. Now retired, police dog Finn rose to fame when he saved the life of his handler PC Dave Wardell and was stabbed in the process. Finn’s injuries were so severe he wasn’t expected to survive but he surprised everyone by pulling […]
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Simplyhealth Professionals welcomes new Head of Vets Customer Service
Paul Cuglietta Simplyhealth Professionals, the UK’s leading provider of preventive health plans for cats, dogs, rabbits and horses, has recruited Paul Cuglietta to be Head of Vets Customer Services. Paul will be looking for ways to both develop the existing customer service function and improve customer experience more generally. Despite having been in the […]
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Thumper can benefit from a health plan too, says Simplyhealth
Photo courtesy of Simplyhealth Professionals: The UK’s leading provider of preventive healthcare packages for cats, dogs, horses and rabbits. With Rabbit Awareness Week just around the corner, Simplyhealth Professionals, the UK’s leading provider of preventive health plans for pets, is reminding veterinary professionals that health plans are suitable for rabbits too. Over 1100 veterinary practices […]
Read More09/05/2018
Virbac launches Canergy
Because growing old doesn’t mean the fun has to stop Canergy® Due to better healthcare, dogs are now living longer than they ever have before. However, this increase in age can mean that dogs face certain physiological changes which can affect their energy levels, alertness and their willingness to engage. ‘Growing old should not have […]
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