3/3/2026
IVC Evidensia is pleased to announce the appointment of Carl-Magnus Månsson as Regional CEO for Northern Europe, covering operations in Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Poland, Czech Republic and Latvia. He joins on 1 April.
1/27/2026
IVC Evidensia reports 82% cut in Farm antibiotic use and 20% carbon emissions reduction as fifth Positive Pawprint report shows strong continued progress against sustainability ambitions
1/26/2026
We’re delighted to announce that we have appointed Rachel King as our new Group Chief People Officer, joining on 30 March 2026, and Sam Williams as our new Chief People Officer, UK & Ireland, joining in March 2026.
12/1/2025
For many dogs with long-term gut issues, finding a treatment that works can feel like an endless struggle. A new study has shown that faecal microbiota transplantation (FMT) could offer fresh hope, even for dogs that have not responded to traditional diets or medicines.
10/7/2025
We are pleased to announce two changes to our senior leadership team to help support the next stage of the Group’s journey, namely: Duncan Phillips, current Regional CEO, UK & Ireland, is promoted to Group Chief Operating Officer (COO). George Dymond joins as Regional CEO, UK & Ireland.
8/6/2025
IVC Evidensia is pleased to announce the appointment of Arjen Radder as Regional CEO for Central Europe, covering operations in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. He will assume the role on 1 September 2025 and report directly to Group CEO Simon Smith, joining the company’s Group Executive Committee.
8/1/2025
At IVC Evidensia, we believe innovation drives better animal care. That’s why we offer a comprehensive Research Fund to support groundbreaking projects across our network.
6/20/2025
Dr. Maxime Cambournac, anaesthesia and critical care specialist at Centre Hospitalier Vétérinaire Frégis, has been awarded Best Poster at this year’s EVECC Congress, Europe’s leading event for veterinary emergency and critical care.
5/22/2025
Jennifer Jupp, RVN and Deputy Head Nurse at Downland Veterinary Group, has advanced her career in surgical nursing and leadership while balancing life as a working mum. She highlights the vital, often unseen role vet nurses play in patient care and treatment planning, and credits supportive training and flexible working conditions, especially after maternity leave, for enabling her continued growth in the profession.
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