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19/01/2026ACOVENE Launches New Biannual Newsletter
ACOVENE is delighted to announce the launch of its new biannual newsletter, with the first edition to be published this April. The newsletter will offer insights into ACOVENE’s work, share updates on governance and accreditation, and highlight topics of interest to our wider professional community.
While a full mailing database is still being developed, subscriptions are already open. We warmly invite colleagues and stakeholders to sign up via email here to receive the inaugural edition and stay connected with ACOVENE’s activities.
*In some countries, they are called veterinary technicians, veterinary auxiliaries, para-veterinarians or simply carers for sick animals. European standards for the education and training of these professionals have been set up by ACOVENE.
DISCLAIMER: Please note that what veterinary nurses can and cannot do legally may differ per country.
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