Ben Witcomb

RVN

After graduating University with a degree in Professional Dance, Ben took a year out and travelled Australia, Indonesia, Malaysia and The Philippines. After having a keen interest in animals since he was a child, Ben decided to change his career path and join the Veterinary industry. On return to England, he started work as a veterinary receptionist, which soon progressed into a veterinary care assistant and then to a student veterinary nurse. Ben has a particular interest in anaesthesia and nurse consultations. He is keen to promote the role of the veterinary nurse.
In his spare time, Ben enjoys hikes in the Peak District with his partner, Dan, and his cockerpoo Barney. He also cares for his hand reared kitten, Sydney, tortoise Missy and poison dart frogs Miso and Nori.

Latest articles by Ben Witcomb

Is it safe to let your dog use an escalator?
hazards
Is it safe to let your dog use an escalator?
So, you’re out with your dog and you’re suddenly faced with a dilemma. A moving dilemma. A moving escalator! Question is, do you decide to take the escalator or the stairs? Let’s have a look and see what is the best opti…
May 10, 2022 • 45 shares
Cat Memorials - Five lovely ideas for ways to remember your beloved pet
Cats
Cat Memorials - Five lovely ideas for ways to remember your beloved pet
Losing an animal can be like losing a family member and it’s important to understand that feelings of upset and grief are not only completely normal, but are completely valid. There are a number of different ways in whic…
April 28, 2022 • 32 shares
Do pet frogs need much care?
Amphibian
Do pet frogs need much care?
There are many animals out there that make good pets. Cute cats, dogs with endless love, hamsters with attitude and then you’ve got… frogs? The truth is, frogs can actually make good pets, but their care should not be un…
April 27, 2022 • 52 shares
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