
A traveling team shows how a converted van brings routine care to farms and remote villages
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The video follows a small team of vets and nurses who run vaccination days from a converted van, visiting farms and villages that are more than an hour’s drive from the nearest practice.
Each stop combines routine vaccinations with quick health checks, microchipping and advice on parasite control, so owners can take care of several needs in a single visit.
The team says that planning routes around market days and school holidays has helped more families attend, and that follow-up calls make sure animals come back for their booster doses on time.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.
As a retired RN….found it very interesting. I’ve done rescue and trapping wild cats for spay/neuter. My four legged children have had a variety of surgeries too.