Administering Medication in Schools

It is vital that medication is only administered by staff appropriately trained and competent to give it, that it is always given according to written medical instructions and with written consent from the parent or legal guardian.  The Children and Family Act 2014 provides guidance for schools and professionals working with children in a childcare […]

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Administering Medication in Schools

It is vital that medication is only administered by staff appropriately trained and competent to give it, that it is always given according to written medical instructions and with written consent from the parent or legal guardian.  The Children and Family Act 2014 provides guidance for schools and professionals working with children in a childcare […]

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5 signs of strokes in dogs

Strokes in dogs are relatively rare and can be difficult to spot. A stroke occurs when there is disruption to the blood flow to the brain. If you suspect your pet is having a stroke, get them to the vet immediately. Two types of strokes – as with humans, a stroke can result from a […]

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Hypothermia in dogs – everything you need to know

Hypothermia is defined as the point at which the core body temperature falls below 37°C. Hypothermia will occur if your dog gets too cold and is most common if they have been in freezing water, even for a few minutes. Keep your dog on a lead near frozen ponds. If they fall in NEVER be tempted […]

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Hypothermia in dogs – everything you need to know

Hypothermia is defined as the point at which the core body temperature falls below 37°C. Hypothermia will occur if your dog gets too cold and is most common if they have been in freezing water, even for a few minutes. Keep your dog on a lead near frozen ponds. If they fall in NEVER be tempted […]

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What the vet needs to know in an emergency

Every year, one in three pets needs veterinary treatment with the average vet’s bill being around £300 and more complex treatment costing around £4,000. If your pet suddenly becomes unwell or is involved in an accident and needs medical treatment, here’s what you need to know to get the best help for your pet if […]

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What the vet needs to know in an emergency

Every year, one in three pets needs veterinary treatment with the average vet’s bill being around £300 and more complex treatment costing around £4,000. If your pet suddenly becomes unwell or is involved in an accident and needs medical treatment, here’s what you need to know to get the best help for your pet if […]

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