Veterinary Nursing

About this course

Veterinary nursing is a clinical profession concerned with the care, nursing, and support of animals undergoing veterinary examination, diagnosis, and treatment. Veterinary nurses work alongside veterinary surgeons in small animal practices, equine clinics, farm animal practices, and specialist referral centres, providing skilled nursing care before, during, and after procedures, monitoring patients, preparing operating theatres, administering medications, and supporting clients through their animals' illness or treatment. The role demands both practical clinical skill and the ability to communicate compassionately and clearly with animal owners who may be anxious or distressed. At Nottingham Trent University you will study this three-year full-time degree with a typical entry tariff of 120 points. The programme combines academic study with extensive clinical placement in veterinary pra

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