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Press Release

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<Insert Practice Nameoffering FREE pet health checks during May

Want to ensure your pet is in tip top condition? Insert Practice Name>,based in<Insert area name>,isoffering a free health check* with a Registered Veterinary Nurse for your dog, cat, rabbit or guinea pig. The clinic is taking part in the British Veterinary Nursing Association’s VN Awareness Month initiative, which seeks to raise awareness of the valuable work carried out by Registered Veterinary Nurses (RVNs) within veterinary practice.

The offer, which runs until <insert date of finish>is open to all pet owners, and will cover a nose to tail check:

  • Eyes & ears – should be clean with no discharge
  • Dental disease – checking for any broken teeth, inflamed gums or tartar
  • Checking for any lumps or bumps
  • Checking skin and coat condition
  • Nail check and clip if required
  • Weight check and advice in conjunction with body condition score

The RVN will also give advice onparasite control, feeding, neutering and vaccinations, as well as answer any questions that you may have about your pet’s health.

This is a great opportunity to receive professional advice from your local practice. To take advantage of this offer, contact the practice directly to arrange an appointment on <fill in your contact details- phone or email>. Please mention the Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month check when you book.

*Free health checks are subject to availability and the offer may be withdrawn at any time. Registered Veterinary Nurses are not able to make a diagnosis but can advise if your pet needs to be examined by a veterinary surgeon,in which case normal fees will become applicable. Non-registered clients will have to register their details with the clinic.

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The British Veterinary Nursing Association is the sole representative organisation for veterinary nurses in the UK. The VN Awareness Month campaign runs from the 1st to the 31stMay to help raise awareness amongst the public of the role of Registered Veterinary Nurses within veterinary practices. For further information visit