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BVA’s Pets in advertising: A social concern aims to provide good practice guidance on the responsible use of pet animals in advertising and marketing materials.
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The most obvious career path for veterinary graduates is practice, but there are a number of other options available. Stacey Blease, AWF trustee, tells us about her journey to becoming Head of Learning and Development at the British Veterinary Nursing Association.
Speaking from first-hand experience as a vet ‘on set’, BVA past President, Gudrun Ravetz, explores how the veterinary profession can play a powerful role in advising on the responsible use of animals in advertising.
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