What does KC mean in VETERINARY

The Kennel Club (KC) is a UK-based organization that supports responsible dog ownership and canine health. It provides various services such as registering puppies and adults, offering breed-specific health checks, and more.

Among other initiatives, the KC runs education programs with local councils to educate owners on responsibly owning a pet and caring for their pets' health needs. They also encourage owners to engage in activities like agility training with their dog which helps keep them physically and mentally active.

Yes, the KC offers several recognition schemes including Good Citizen Dog Training Awards which aims to promote good pet behavior; The Agility Lifetime Achievement Award to recognize long-standing commitment by agility competitors; The Judges Competency Framework to ensure high standards among those judging at events; and the Working Tests Open Awards Scheme to recognize those who have achieved excellence in working tests.

Yes, you can register your puppy with the Kennel Club using their online application form or by visiting them in person. A fee will be applicable depending on what type of registration you opt for.

No, they do not offer pet insurance but they do have some advice and tips on types of cover which may be suitable for your pet. Additionally they recommend speaking to your veterinarian about what kind of policy may best suit your needs.