In This Issue
Cat product inventor wins Dragons’ Den investment
Another pet business set to feature in the Den
Expanding pet business gets name change
Crashed car removed from pet shop…a week after smashing into it
Dorwest boss wins Business Leader of the Year award
PIF calls for donations to support Ukraine’s vulnerable pets
GA Pet Food Partners refreshes promotional material
PATS launches new and improved website
Garden centre wins PATS-sponsored pet team award
Paleo Ridge unveils rebrand for premium product range
YAKERS launches new Superfoods Blueberry flavour
US-based Benebone joins forces with We.pet
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Leading European pet food firm acquires Finnish business
Farm Food appoints new general manager
New brand DotDotPet gears up for Crufts and Interzoo
One third of Brits use code words to avoid vet anxiety
Flying the CSJ flag
Call for an overhaul of government veterinary support and regulation
Equine vets highlight excellence in practice across two-day congress
Study finds pets play matchmaker for one third of owners
How to spot hypothermia in pets
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Pets at Home's sales growth ‘below expectations’
Award-winning pet retailer set to open 100th store
Pet brand steals show at London Toy Fair
Dog hydration supplement takes pet industry by storm
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Call for an overhaul of government veterinary support and regulation

 

The head of a leading veterinary business has called on the UK government to overhaul veterinary support and regulations to help address the major challenges within the industry.  

  

Duncan Phillips, UK & IE CEO of IVC Evidensia, said: “The veterinary sector has been transforming, with substantial investments in clinic networks, advances in treatment options, and customer service - but the regulatory regime and government approach have simply not kept pace.   

 

“Animal owners expect, and deserve, the most appropriate clinical care from highly qualified professionals who have the time and expertise to deliver it.”

 

Duncan has made three requests of the UK government: 

  • to encourage overseas vets and specifically the return of EU vets 
  • to increase funding for UK university veterinary courses 
  • or the regulatory framework to be updated to enable vet nurses to expand their roles

 

Duncan’s full account can be viewed by clicking here.

 

IVC Evidensia is a global leader in veterinary care.

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