New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal

The New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal (NZVNJ) is produced exclusively for veterinary nurses and technicians in New Zealand. The NZVNJ is a highly regarded journal. It is the only publication produced exclusively for veterinary nurses in New Zealand.

Circulated to NZVNA members electronically and made available through Sciquest, the NZVNJ is a high quality quarterly publication, produced in full colour, and offers our members:
• Product knowledge
• Clinical articles and case studies
• Up-to-date product information
• Industry, ethical and legal information
• HR and other practice management support tools
• Career professional development and education opportunities
• Seminar dates and much more.

If you would like to submit an article or advertise in the New Zealand Veterinary Nurse Journal please email journal@nzvna.org.nz

NZVNA E-News

Distributed quarterly to over NZVNA members, non–members and industry supporters, the NZVNA’s eNews aims to provide readers with:
• Up-to-date news from across the sector
• Relevant and meaningful articles and information directed toward members and organizations across the industry.

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NZVNA Blog

What got you here, won’t get you there: From Vet Nursing to Business Leadership

News Published: 9th May 2025
Always a creative individual, I spent my younger years making crafts and selling them from roadside stalls, working takeaway shop shifts, and dog walking after school all to save up for my first car. …

From Student to Clinic Co-Owner: Zoe Hyett's Inspiring Journey in Veterinary Nursing

News Published: 8th April 2025
From Student to Clinic Co-Owner: Zoe Hyett's Inspiring Journey in Veterinary Nursing

When Zoe Hyett walked through the doors of At the Vets almost 12 years ago as a student vet nurse, she probably di…

Becoming a Zero Pain Clinic - Part 2; Becoming the Lead Zero Pain Practitioner as a Veterinary Nurse.

News Published: 4th April 2025
I was thrilled when we received approval to apply for Zero Pain accreditation. The anticipation of achieving a tangible result from all our hard work over the past 12 months felt crucial. As a small r…