Rowan Vets' news & pet care advice
We’ve got a wide range of preventative pet care news and advice that’s free and updated monthly, right here for you. Read the stories below to find helpful seasonal tips and information on how to keep your pets healthy and happy.
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Becca Ferguson RVN
Becca qualified in July 2021 and was our first successful student who followed the degree path of veterinary nurse training.
7 ways to prep your cat for summer
Our Preston Vet Nurses are here to tell you about the checks you should make now to prepare your cat for summer.
Beccy Cooper RVN
Beccy transitioned over to the nursing team and undertook her RVN training here at Rowan.
Helen Booth RVN – Blackpool Branch Manager
Helen has shown a keen interest in the management side of veterinary work and has been promoted to Blackpool Branch Manager.
Keeping dogs cool in summer and more hot weather advice
Rowan Vets’ nursing team have come up with a helpful list of pre-summer tips for dog owners.
Amy Eddleston PGCertSACN RVN
Amy started at Rowan on a short-term apprentice contract role in early 2013.
Preston Vets share how to keep rabbits cool during summer
The team at Rowan Vets are here to help you learn how to prepare your small furry pets for summer.
#VNAM Hayley Winston NCert (E&CC) ISFM Dip FN RVN
Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month, or #VNAM for short, is celebrated every year in May
Rowan Vets Pet Health Club
As a #responsiblepetowner you can plan and budget for the routine healthcare of your pet by signing up to our Pet Health Club . For a monthly subscription amount, you can ensure that your pet receives the preventative healthcare products they need AND spread the cost over 12 months. Veterinary prescribed products will ensure that […]
Pets and their environment
Our pet’s environment is very important and just one small part of making sure that their health and wellbeing needs are met.
