Our History

In the 1950’s the veterinary profession was small and a majority worked in “mixed” practice. By modern standards it was rather “primitive”. The first vaccine for dogs came in Sept 1959 with the supply of distemper vaccine by Burroughs Wellcome. The antibiotics were simple penicillin and streptomycin and the sulphonamides were very unsophisticated! Anaesthetic for cats was ether, barbiturates for dogs and chloroform for horses! Yet we managed most things!

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Our Committee

The VCF Committee is made up of volunteers from within the fellowship, and from all different areas of the profession. The Committee meets via Zoom once a month to discuss all that is going on within the fellowship, to plan and pray for the way forwards.

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"In joining the VCF I declare my faith in Jesus Christ as my saviour, my Lord and my God"
"Sharing Christ's love through veterinary medicine"

Latest News

Charlotte Hamilton – The Boat Vet!

Charlotte Hamilton is a veterinary surgeon with a heart for both animals and mission. Inspired by her Christian faith and a passion for animal welfare, she has combined her love...

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LVS 2025

VCF was blessed with the opportunity once more to have a stand at this years London Vet Show. We were able to hand out almost 1,000 booklets full of bible...

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