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As we enter summer and enjoy the improved weather, as vets our minds turn not to sunshine and holidays but to the delightful topic of parasites!

Now you've met the team, it's time to explore what our veterinary nurses do in practice to care for our pets. Here are just some of the many and varied tasks an RVN can do...

During Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month we’re also taking the opportunity to introduce you to some other members of the practice team. We'd love you to be familiar with our job roles and be confident about who you are speaking with when you come in to the surgery. Maybe some of you are considering a career in the veterinary world and would like to know more about how to get started!

This Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month, meet Becci our Deputy Head Nurse, one of our registered veterinary nurses (RVNs) and learn more about what it means to be a Registered Veterinary Nurse

It's Pet Dental Health Month here at Severn Edge Vets. Did you know that brushing your dog's teeth is the very best way to avoid dental problems - and it needn't be a battle! Click to see our how-to video, with a little help from Digby the cocker spaniel

Wishing you a very merry Christmas and a happy new year from all of the team at Severn Edge Vets. Please click here to see our Christmas opening hours and emergency contact details

Bonfire night is fast approaching and although for us this is an exciting time of year, the same cannot be said for our pets. Many animals will find the noise and flashes created from fireworks frightening and very stressful. There are several things that can be done to help keep our pets feeling calm and safe during this time. Have a read through our advice and see what you can do help your pet. After all it’s not just for one evening, as fireworks will continue over the holiday season and into the New Year.