Partnerships at Vets for Pets

21/08/2023

Opportunity to become next owner at Vets for Pets Chester.

We speak to practice owner and vet Jo Holly, who is drawing a close to her own practice ownership chapter to allow you to begin yours...

Jo Holly, the practice owner at Vets for Pets Chester, has been the practice's sole joint venture partner (JVP) since 2009. Since then, she and her husband Richard, the practice manager, have grown the practice into a thriving successful business with a great local reputation. But the couple are now looking to sell the practice and embark on their next adventure. We find out more about them and the opportunity available to become the next owner at Vets for Pets Chester.

Hear from practice owner and vet Jo Holly, who is drawing a close to her practice ownership chapter at Vets for Pets Chester to allow you to begin yours...

07/08/2023

Vet Jordan Hall had a long-term dream of owning his own practice. Meanwhile, his fiancée RVN Lauren Taylor didn’t think it was ever possible for her to join him in his dream of practice ownership – that is until a message on social media changed both their lives...

Read their journey in our latest blog

Vet Jordan Hall and RVN Lauren Taylor didn't think they could own a practice together. Until they learned about practice ownership with Vets for Pets.

24/07/2023

We recently caught up with Rachel Smith, RVN and JVP at Vets for Pets Sunderland and Sunderland South.

This year sees Rachel celebrating a handful of milestones in her veterinary career, including it being 20 years since she signed as the first non-vet JVP.

Read more now

https://www.vets4petscareers.com/blogs/blog-milestone-celebrations-for-rvn--and-jvp-rachel/

We hear more about her long-standing veterinary nursing career and business success, having signed up as Vets for Pets’ first RVN JVP 20 years ago...

05/07/2023

In February 2022, Katja Frizzera signed as Joint Venture Partner (JVP) at Vets for Pets Sydenham. Here, we find out how her first year has gone and what her life as one looks like...

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Katja Frizzera signed as JVP at Vets4Pets Sydenham in February 2022. Here, we find out how her first year has gone and what life as a JVP is like.

04/07/2023

The first step to starting your journey to becoming a joint venture partner (JVP) is an informal, confidential chat with one of our partnership recruitment specialists.

During this chat, you'll learn more about how our business model works, the financial investment, the support that you will receive from our teams of experts, and the type of business opportunity and locations available.

Start your journey today email us: [email protected]

Want to know what the journey could look like for you?

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Whether you’re a vet, RVN or Practice Manager, becoming a JVP with Vets4Pets allows you the freedom and independence to run your own veterinary practice.

03/07/2023

Vets for Pets offers an incredible opportunity for Vets, Vet Nurses and Practice Managers to own and run their own practice.

Our unique Joint Venture Partnership model provides varied support from our teams of industry experts, so our Partners can focus on the day-to-day running and growth of their business.

Find out more now:

Becoming a partner with us allows you the freedom and independence to run your own practice and benefit from a large family of vet and business professionals.

26/06/2023

When Brian Spar packed up his life and moved from New York to the UK, he hadn’t intended to become a veterinary practice owner again. But the realisation that he didn’t want to work for anyone else, led him to become the sole Joint Venture Partner at Vets for Pets Blackburn. And within 4 and half years, Brian’s practice became debt free. In this blog, we find out more.

When Brian Spar packed up his life and made the move from New York to the UK, he hadn’t intended on becoming a veterinary practice owner again.

12/06/2023

Dr Marina Berkett MRCVS had a childhood dream of becoming a vet. As she grew older her interest in the scientific and mechanics of veterinary medicine began to increase, and she followed her passion into the industry.

In this blog, we find out how a Saturday job at 16, led to Marina becoming Joint Venture Partner (JVP) at Vets for Pets Walton-on-Thames with the very person who mentored her.

https://www.vets4petscareers.com/blogs/marina-berketts-jvp-journey/

Here we find out how a Saturday job at 16, led to Dr Marina Berkett MRCVS becoming Joint Venture Partner (JVP) at Vets4Pets Walton-on-Thames

08/06/2023

🤝A true partnership

With Vets for Pets as your business partner, you’re provided with the resources to develop every area of you and your practice, so you can realise your full potential, whilst also offering the best care and service for your clients and their pets.

If you'd like to find out more about Joint Venture Partnership with us, visit our website or email the Partnership team for an informal chat

💻 www.vets4petscareers.com/partnerships
📧 [email protected]

Becoming a partner with us allows you the freedom and independence to run your own practice and benefit from a large family of vet and business professionals.

05/06/2023

Is Veterinary practice ownership in your career plans?

At Vets for Pets, our unique model enables veterinary professionals the opportunity to become a business owner.

Joint Venture Partnership is an affordable route to ownership and is the only model in the industry that gives you complete TRUE clinical freedom.

You’re independent to make your own clinical and practice-based decisions. We have dedicated industry experts in more than 12 departments who will support you in all aspects of business, setting you on the path to success.

If you'd like to learn more about Joint Venture Partnership with us, visit our website or email [email protected] to arrange an informal chat.

https://www.vets4petscareers.com/partnerships/

01/06/2023

To celebrate LGBT+ History Month, throughout February we are featuring Q&As with some key role models. Dan Makin, Vet and Practice Owner and former BVLGBT+ President, reflects on his experience of the veterinary profession and his work to make the profession a more diverse and inclusive place for ev...