Rabbit Awareness…Company is one of the 5 welfare needs.
The ideal is…
-Kept in pairs/small neutered groups of same species
-Good provisions made if owner away
*FREE NURSE RABBIT WELFARE CLINICS, INCLUDES GOODIE BAG*
Get in touch on 01606 880890 to make an appointment!
#raw2019
Congratulations to Jessica, one of our nurses, who made our entry for this year’s village scarecrow competition. ‘The Lorax’ won first prize in our category! 
Not only that, he has survived the rather inclement weather we have had too!
Vet Nurse Awareness month is officially over but we wanted to share the story of one of our other nurses, Leonie, who is deputy head nurse at Hollybank
I started my Veterinary Nursing journey in school where I underwent a week of work experience in a veterinary practice gaining an insight into the role of a veterinary nurse. From there I decided it was the career I wanted to pursue and so I enrolled in college to study level 3 animal management. This allowed me to gain the qualifications needed to study a degree in veterinary nursing at university. I completed 3 years of studying at Myerscough College to become a qualified registered veterinary nurse.
I started my first job as a qualified veterinary nurse at Hollybank where I am now deputy head nurse. Whilst at Hollybank I have gained a vet nurse merit award in physiotherapy and rehabilitation which is an area of veterinary nursing I am particularly interested in. I have also become a clinical coach to help train student veterinary nurses. I enjoy helping them with their nursing progress log, preparing them for OSCE exams and seeing them grow into excellent registered veterinary nurses.
