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Graduate Vet Nurse Beth discusses ways to help those who have suffered a pet bereavement.

29 June 2021

Harper Adams alumnus Beth Lee has written an article for the British Veterinary Nursing Association about how veterinary nurses can support clients through pet bereavement.

In the article, Beth, who graduated in 2019 with a BSc (Hons) degree in Veterinary Nursing and Practice Management, discusses animal euthanasia and the support that can be given to someone who has had to have their pet euthanised.

Beth currently works at the practice she trained at, Vets4Pets, a small animal, first opinion practice in Ilkeston, Derbyshire.

Graduate Vet Nurse Beth discusses ways to help those who have suffered a pet bereavement.

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