John Grieve BVM&S MRCVS
John first came to Cambridge in October 1971. In the early days the practice was predominantly "large animal" (cattle, sheep, pigs and some horses). But farm animal numbers in the Cambridge area have decreased dramatically - as has the human population increased - so that the 1980s saw a huge swing from large animal to "small animal" work.
The completion of our new Clinic building in 1979 marked the increased emphasis on small animal work. We now are a 99% small animal practice. In 1985 John spent several months at the University of Florida - at the time one of the top handful of veterinary schools in the USA - concentrating on dermatology and internal medicine.
During the 1980s and 1990s John started and spearheaded the Vetstream project - tackling the major problem of vets in obtaining all the (reliable) information they need at the moment they need it - which now is an established electronic publishing business servicing 40% of UK veterinary practices and with subscribers in over 60 countries world-wide.
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