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We would like to welcome Jasmine Dungey, Veterinary Surgeon to PetMag.co.uk as a contributor.

Articles:

My puppy needs a pedicure

My pet has a lump!

Jasmine grew up in a rural area in southern New Zealand with chickens, dogs, sheep and horses.

" I studied veterinary science at Massey University before working in Australia and finally heading to the UK where I currently work as a locum at various different practices."

Jasmine's interests include wildlife, reading, walking and salsa dancing.

Massey University - Bachelor of Veterinary Science - 5 years of full-time study course.

Anyone who wishes to work as a veterinarian in New Zealand must have a degree in Veterinary Science that is registrable with the Veterinary Council of New Zealand.

The Massey University Bachelor of Veterinary Science is the only such degree available from a New Zealand University. The Professional Phase of the programme is available only at Massey's Turitea Campus, Palmerston North.

Entry into the programme is restricted to 75 applicants annually who have permanent residence in New Zealand and receive a government subsidy, plus additional non-subsidised students.

It is a five year full-time internal programme and on average about 220 students enrol for the first semester of BVSc 1.

There is no restriction on entry into the Semester One of BVSc 1, but only those who have done well academically are likely to be offered places in Semester Two of BVSc 1. It is also possible for graduates and part-graduates to apply to enter and be selected into the programme.

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