萝莉视频

Last year鈥檚 competition culminated in an exhibition of the commended photos in the 鈥楾hrough the eyes of vets鈥� exhibition, held in the Houses of Parliament.

The competition, which is open to all 萝莉视频 members, seeks to showcase images that highlight the human:animal bond and that offer tangible insights into the veterinary profession and its work. Submissions should promote responsible animal ownership and/or interaction, as well positive animal health and welfare. Photos can be submitted under one of two new categories for 2018:

The winners will receive a 拢250 John Lewis gift voucher each, and get the chance to have their photographs displayed at 萝莉视频 Members鈥� Day in September 2018, as well as at other 萝莉视频 events throughout 2018/19 and in 萝莉视频 communications.

This year, 萝莉视频 is also delighted to announce that there will be an additional 鈥楳embers鈥� Choice鈥� award, opening for votes from 27 August to 10 September.

2017 winners

The competition has received more than 1,000 entries from all over the world, with Mandy Knight and Jen Rowland鈥檚 images titled 鈥淗appy Gastrotomy鈥� and 鈥淩are and native North Ronaldsay and Dartmoor sheep grazing under the milky way鈥� winning their respective categories in 2017.

Happy Gastronomy

Mandy Knight, an Australian-born small animal vet, won in the 2017 鈥榊ou and your work鈥� category with her photograph 鈥�, which captures a smiley squeeze-toy being removed from the stomach of a Labrador.

Of her winning photo, Mandy said: 鈥淚 am so thrilled to be able to share this photo. It was actually about 10 years or so ago that I encountered this dog. We knew from radiographs that he had eaten a ball, but it was a lovely surprise to make the incision into the stomach and have this happy little chap beam out at us! We have such a cool job as vets, and this just nails it.鈥�

Rare and native North Ronaldsay and Dartmoor sheep grazing under the milky way

Mixed-practice vet Jen Rowland captured the judges鈥� attention with her image of in Northumberland in 2017 鈥楾he wonderful world of animals鈥� category.

Jen, a recent graduate who works in Aberdeenshire, Scotland, said: 鈥淚 am completely shocked and delighted to have won this competition and it has definitely inspired me to get out with my camera more often. I was very lucky to get this shot as it was a single thirty second exposure - I had some very cooperative models!鈥�

See our winning images from 2017 to help you find inspiration, as well as all last year鈥檚 entries on

Get involved

Submit your photographs today to be with your chance of winning.

The 2018 photo competition is open for submissions and closes midnight 19 August.