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School of Veterinary Medicine has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in July 2024. The social media accounts linked to from School of Veterinary Medicine are: • Facebook • Instagram • LinkedIn Besides social media accounts, uclanvets has populated their site with: • Study on horse fatalities in eventing shows cross-country jumping falls not the only risk factor - Horse & Hound • Louise Dingley blog - Discovering my role as an educator • Research - I feel your pain: Individual differences in welfare indicators after castration in horses - ScienceDirect • Research - Development of the Human–Equine Attachment Scale - Corrigan - Equine Veterinary Journal - Wiley Online Library • The guide to a great rabbit diet | Rabbit Awareness Week • Job Opportunity | Veterinary Development Coach - 0470-26 • Book onto our August Open Day! • One of the very first vet students in the School of Veterinary Medicine • How This Vet School Mum Juggles 3 Kids, Vet School, and Still Finds Time to Read—Her Secret Revealed! • Apply for our Veterinary Summer School • Veterinary medicine placements • Learn about our undergraduate courses • Dog charity couple to tell their inspirational story in Preston • Learn about our postgraduate and CPD courses • First cohort graduate from Vet School • Support for vet students • Job Vacancies in the School of Veterinary Medicine • University’s Vet School is first to win a special award • Blackpool Zoo Podcast - A Future That's Wild • Follow us on Facebook • Coaching and vet student support • Follow us on X • FdSc Veterinary Nursing | University Centre Myerscough • Ep 123: Future of veterinary education, with Pete Holland • New Veterinary School champions diversity to support a resilient veterinary workforce • Teenagers get a taste of veterinary life at University’s first Vet Summer School • Meet our Canine Teaching Assistants • Arrange a veterinary education session • From Commonwealth athlete to veterinary student • Why early IMR is a game-changer for vet students • Inspired Vet E-Book - Louise Dingley Article • Studying together as sisters in the School of Veterinary Medicine