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16 Feb 2023

SPVS launches new PetsApp partnership

The two organisations will begin their link-up with a series of four webinars, beginning next month.

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A new partnership has been announced between SPVS and the technology company PetsApp, which bosses hope will help to prepare practices for the future.

The link-up begins with a four-part webinar series that will open on 8 March, to coincide with International Women’s Day.

The webinars will cover topics including women in leadership, client segmentation, and a CPD-accredited session on key laws for everyday practice and operations.

‘Community ethos’

PetsApp co-founder and chief executive Thom Jenkins said: “SPVS are an organisation we have long admired and definitely share that above and beyond, community ethos with.

“Coming off the back of a super engaging and fun SPVS Congress, at PetsApp, we want to be a part of shining a light on and supporting veterinary leadership.

“No one knows exactly what the future holds for veterinary, but one thing is sure: it’s going to take leadership. Our partnership with SPVS aims to help future-proof veterinary businesses.”

‘Sustainable future’

Silvia Janska, who was recently installed as SPVS’ junior vice-president, added: “At SPVS, we are committed to helping vets thrive in practice and helping veterinary practices set up for a sustainable future.

“We are, therefore, delighted to partner up with the brilliant team and technology at PetsApp, who deliver a holistic service for easing and speeding up the connection between vets and their clients.

“This partnership will offer SPVS members a free first month of PetsApp membership, as well as four educational CPD webinars.”