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Is veterinary nursing right for you?

It could be right for you if:

You are interested in working with animals, especially domestic pets
You relish carrying out work that requires attention to detail
You enjoy working as part of a dedicated team
You’re interested in studying biology, medical treatments and procedures
You enjoy educating other people about pet health and welfare

Top five useful skills to develop to work in veterinary nursing:

An understanding of the health and welfare needs of animals

A knowledge of animal anatomy and physiology

Manual dexterity and good observational skills

Customer care skills

Good organisational skills and attention to detail

Click here to find out which qualifications could help you get these skills

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