Kevin the Elf
Kevin the Naughty Kessock Elf has got hold of the emasculators ( used to castrate horses and ponies )
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Sliding into the weekend ready for the Kessock staff Christmas night out
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πAfter his recent blood taking escapes earlier in the week, Kevin the Kessock Elf got into a spot of bother using the practice centrifuge!
We use the centrifuge to spin down blood (most commonly to remove plasma for sending for your ACTH testing!) ππ
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πKevin our Kessock Elf decided Dancer wasnβt feeling great so took a blood sample to test π
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πAfter helping with a dental, Kevin the Kessock Elf decided to take a spin on the powerfloat ππ€£...ππ
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πNaughty Kevin the Kessock Elf, up to no good again......ππ
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π Kevin was found swinging around in our stables this morning while he thinks up some more trouble to get into over the weekend. He's looking for some cheeky ideas? π
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π·Foalsπ· We love seeing the videos of all the beautiful foals out there . Dan got to meet this little cutie while he was up working with us again for a few weeks. We hope Dan enjoyed his time back with us
π©Ίπ Veterinary Nursing Awareness month ππ©Ί
The Level 3 Diploma in Veterinary Nursing (Equine) is a two year course that is regulated by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) and accredited by Lantra.
Student nurses spend a total of 4200 training hours in practice, online lectures and practical study weeks in college. The modules in the Diploma cover a vast amount of topics ππ΄
ππ©Ί Veterinary Nurse Awareness Month π©Ίπ
Equine veterinary nurses are vital to the running of a successful equine veterinary practice, working alongside veterinary surgeons to provide essential care and treatment to horses and ponies.
Over the month of May we will be posting more about the skills and abilities of the equine nurse and the important role our equine nurse Krista plays in our practice π©Ίππ΄.