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Skip to content Face coverings for vet practice clients 29 November 2021 Following the Prime Minister’s statement on 27 November, it will become compulsory to wear face coverings in shops and on ...

Skip to content Facebook card: Always stay a horse-length apart 21 January 2021 287kb JPG Resources for practices - Facebook card: Always stay a horse-length apart Your download should start ...

Skip to content Facebook card: Find a quiet place for horses 21 January 2021 362kb JPG Resources for practices - Facebook card: Find a quiet place for horses Your download should start automatically. ...

Skip to content Facebook card: Please bear with us, we’re social distancing 21 January 2021 324kb JPG Resources for practices to help communicate changes to veterinary work during the coronavirus ...

... to content Fake 'vet' removed from RCVS Register 10 February 2010 The Disciplinary Committee of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons ...

Skip to content Fake vet admits fraud 14 November 2011 Peter Keniry (also known as Patrick) has admitted working as a veterinary surgeon, despite being neither qualified nor registered with the Royal ...

... nurse, despite not having qualified and registered with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS), has been convicted of fraud by false representation at Liverpool Crown Court and was sentenced on ...

... of three years. If you wish to discuss your eligibility, please contact us by emailing [email protected] . 353. Who do I contact at the RCVS for more information? RCVS Education Department T  020 ...

... up to eight, times per year). In 2023, Council meetings are scheduled in January, March, June, July (RCVS Day), September and November. Committee meetings are generally four times per year in February, May, ...

... up to eight, times per year). In 2023, Council meetings are scheduled in January, March, June, July (RCVS Day), September and November. Committee meetings are generally four times per year in February, May, ...