Vetlife is delighted to announce its shortlisted for The Association of Charitable Organisations ( ACO ) Campaign of the Year Award 2024, supported by Family Fund Business Services. The prestigious nomination celebrates Vetlife’s dedication to raising awareness about neurodiversity within the veterinary profession and its ongoing efforts to provide essential resources for both individuals and […]
Kay Watson-Bray, CEO of the BVRA, and Michelle Gratton, Vetlife Donor Relations Manager, are gearing up for an ultra-trail event to raise funds for Vetlife. The duo will embark on a gruelling 50km hike across Dartmoor, braving boggy terrain and steep ascents, with the goal of raising £2,500 to support the veterinary community. This challenge […]
In this heartfelt blog post, James Kilgour reflects on past challenges in his work life due to undiagnosed Autism. Looking back at past experiences, he appreciates the struggles and expresses gratitude for the colleagues who supported him on his journey. An Apology to my previous employers: I’m sorry things didn’t work out. You probably […]
Vetlife is seeking passionate volunteer Ambassadors to help raise awareness about the vital support the charity provides. Volunteering with Vetlife is both meaningful and fulfilling; it offers you the chance to make a real difference. As an Ambassador, you will play a crucial role in spreading the word about Vetlife’s services. By raising awareness, promoting […]
When I was asked to write a blog about living with ADHD as an RVN/Practice owner I have to admit I found it very difficult to know where to start, the difficulty being that I am now 48 years old and didn’t receive a diagnosis until I was around 44. Realising the impact of […]
In some ways the life of a farm vet is inherently compatible with an autism diagnosis especially when you measure it to all existing stereotypes – farmers are reclusive and introverted, a vet’s life is quite solitary and lots of time is spent in the car or out with the cows with a good animal […]
There is a widespread awareness of dyslexia, but what about dyscalculia? It is a daily effort for me to cope with the challenges of dealing with numbers, arithmetic, and figures. Moreover, this is especially true in the field of veterinary medicine. During the time that I was in school, I had a lot of trouble […]
Vetlife is extending an exciting invitation to all in the veterinary community. The charity is on the lookout for brave individuals eager to partake in its cold water dip event on 17th May. In collaboration with Mental Health Swims Margate, an organisation championing inclusivity in mental health through swimming, this is a unique opportunity […]
As the evening of BCVA Congress ’22 unfolded, four cattle vets entered into a conversation that would spark a remarkable journey. Mark Pearson, Sam Fenemore, Keith McKeeman, Iain McCormick shared their aspirations to leave a mark in the veterinary community through a good deed. And thus, Vetlife 4×4 emerged. UK Peaks challenge Hailing from […]
Dyspraxia, often misunderstood, impacts various aspects of life beyond just motor skills. In the veterinary field, it presents unique challenges, from surgery planning to organisational tasks. Despite setbacks and misconceptions, dyspraxic individuals bring valuable strengths like empathy and problem-solving abilities. In this blog, vet Kristina Hunter shares her story. A misunderstood condition Dyspraxia (Developmental […]
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