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- Should the kennel cough vaccine be given during COVID-19?
- Can cats transfer COVID-19 to other animals, and is there a risk of zoonosis
- What's the difference between FCoV and COVID-19?
- What can we clean a patient with, and will this kill COVID-19?
- Does ultraviolet light actually kill COVID-19?
- Will good weather affect infection rates of COVID-19?
- When should we test an animal for COVID-19?
- How do Face Coverings work?
- What evidence supports use of face coverings?
- How and when to wear a face covering
- Do ferrets and other mustelids pose a zoonotic risk for COVID-19?
- Mink and COVID-19: The Denmark mutation
- What advice should we give owners of ferrets during COVID-19?
- How can we offer a cat friendly environment during COVID-19?
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Veterinary nursing timeline
For the story before 1961, please read Veterinary Nursing - the Early Years, from the Related documents box.
| 1961 | RCVS approved first Animal Nursing Auxiliary (ANA) training scheme. |
| 1962 | First Animal Nursing Auxiliary qualified. |
| 1965 | British Veterinary Nursing Association was formed (it became the British Veterinary Nursing Auxiliaries Association the following year as the term ‘nurse’ was protected until 1984). |
| 1984 | Title 'veterinary nurse' first used. |
| 1991 | Veterinary Surgeons Act 1966 amended and the role of nurse formally recognised in law (schedule 3). |
| 1992 | First group qualify as DipAVN (surgical). |
| 1997 | RCVS accredited as an awarding body for vocational qualifications. |
| 1998 | RCVS starts to offer nationally recognised vocational qualifications (NVQs), first undergraduate courses become available. |
| 2000 | First equine veterinary nurses qualified. |
| 2002 | Veterinary Nurses Council established. |
| 2002 | First cohort awarded BSc Hons in Veterinary Nursing. |
| 2007 | Non-statutory Register of veterinary nurses started. |
| 2010 | First Veterinary Nurse on RCVS Council. |
| 2011 | Introduction of disciplinary system for Registered Veterinary Nurses. |
| 2012 | New Code of Professional Conduct includes, for the first time, a declaration to be made by Registered Veterinary Nurses on professional registration |