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Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II

9/8/2022

We join everyone in the UK in mourning the loss of Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II. We admire her decades of service and all that she achieved for her nation and the world, and extend our condolences to the Royal Family.

IVC Evidensia Revolutionises Clinic Diagnostics In The UK With AI-Powered Radiology

8/23/2022

Continuing to innovate in veterinary care and diagnostics, IVC Evidensia is adopting new technology in the UK that uses artificial intelligence to provide accurate and exceedingly rapid radiology reports, slashing diagnostic time from days to minutes, helping improve the experience for pet owners in line with our purpose: healthy animals, happy owners.

IVC Evidensia Welcomes One Of Europe’s Largest Vet Hospitals

8/4/2022

The Tierklinik Hofheim animal hospital in Germany, one of Europe’s largest, has officially joined IVC Evidensia.

Pushing Boundaries Of Veterinary Knowledge With New Research Support

8/1/2022

IVC Evidensia’s Group Veterinary Medical Board has recently awarded 19 new research funding grants, but we aren’t planning on stopping there.

Announcing The IVC Evidensia Pet Funeral And Crematorium Board

7/28/2022

As we continue to develop our service channels across the Group, we are delighted to announce the establishment of a new Pet Funeral and Crematorium board to steer our strategic channel development of this critical service.

New Referral Hospital In Birmingham Named

7/22/2022

IVC Evidensia has unveiled the name for a new £10m Referrals Hospital in Birmingham as Blaise, named after the patron saint of veterinarians.

IVC Evidensia Inspires The Next Generation Of Vets At Graduate Academy Congress

7/1/2022

IVC Evidensia recently welcomed 300 graduates in-person, and nearly 150 online, to their Graduate Academy Congress, where attendees could lay the foundations of their future careers in the veterinary industry.

IVC Evidensia Sponsors Travel Scholarships For Students To Attend FECAVA Congress

6/14/2022

The scholarship aimed to provide students with an early introduction to the format of a veterinary congress and was open to veterinary students in FECAVA countries who were in their final two years at university.