Ambivet Veterinary Group

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Welcome to Ambivet

We are your local, friendly veterinary practice in the Nottinghamshire/Derbyshire area. Ambivet was established over 25 years ago by the partners, John Bailey and Heather Benbow and now have four surgeries, all dedicated to providing caring and professional services for your pets. At Ambivet we provide all our own out of hour care with an experienced vet and nurses available through the night.

Our Heanor hospital is open for routine consultations 7 days a week and provides full hospitalisation facilities and 24 hour nursing staff for clients from all our branches.

Exciting News!

Our Heanor branch is having a Makeover!  To carry out the work however, all of our out of hours emergency work and hospitalisation facilities will be temporarily transferred to our new modern Ripley branch.

Heanor will remain open for routine consultations and minor operations but please excuse the disturbance whilst we work on bringing you improved facilities. There will be an evening surgery running at Heanor on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday and a morning surgery on Saturday.

The work will begin at the beginning of March.  For further information on how to get to our Ripley branch please click here. If you have any queries do not hesitate to give us a call.

Our Branches

We have four branches in and around the Nottingham area, each providing caring and professional services for your pet:

Nottingham (Aspley)

Nottingham (Wollaton)

Ambivet Blog

Catch-up blog

Hello! So sorry for such a delay between the previous blog and now! Been busy busy busy here at Ambivet, what with new surgeries and procedures to be helping with and revision for college as my exams creeped ever closer.

Work here has been very enjoyable, even the crazy days. Plenty of surgical procedures to watch such as amputations, exploratory surgery, exotic pets coming in for treatment and lots of x-rays to keep me occupied. This has been great for my NPL work for college! Every day brings a new type of animal in; we've had pets ranging from hamsters to coati's and hedgehogs, from cats to bearded dragons.

College has been great fun the past few blocks and I have been learning more each day I am there. My exams for the end of my first year's training were in June time which were incredibly nerve racking. They're not something to take lightly! I'll be brave and reveal my results to you... There were two exams which both had a pass barrier of 65% Any less then it would be a fail. I managed to pass one with BANG ON 65% which was great and I was very happy! The second exam, however, I was not so lucky. I had failed it at 63% !!! so close but it's not a pass!

I will be re-sitting my failed exam hopefully in November so I shall let you all know how I got on. I will, of course, keep in touch before then. These blogs are hopefully giving you an insite to what it is like here as a veterinary nurse. There is always much to do, lots to see and plenty of great clients and pets to work with!

 
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