Vetsure Named Business Of The Year At 2025 SME National Business Awards

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25th November, 2025 14h03

Pet insurance provider, Vetsure, has been named Business of the Year (over 50 employees) at the 2025 National Business Awards, recognising its innovative approach to growth and outstanding contribution to the veterinary community. 

This achievement follows Vetsure’s recent double success at the SME Hertfordshire Business Awards, where it was crowned Business of the Year and Overall Winner.

"Being recognised at the SME National Business Awards is a huge honour. This award highlights the hard work our team puts into building genuine partnerships with veterinary practices” said Ashley Gray, Managing Director of Vetsure. “Through our initiatives, we give vets a platform to share ideas, address challenges, and strengthen the profession. We’re proud that our efforts have been acknowledged at a national level."

Vetsure stood out among strong competition for its commitment to supporting veterinary professionals and pet owners. Its innovative insurance solutions make pet healthcare more accessible while giving practices streamlined processes and ongoing support. 

The SME National Business Awards celebrate the achievements of small and medium enterprises across the UK. Vetsure was one of twenty businesses recognised for excellence this year. 

This award reinforces Vetsure’s role as a trusted partner to the veterinary sector. By combining innovation with collaboration, the company demonstrates that business success and professional support can go hand in hand.

For more information on Vetsure’s services and resources for veterinary practices, including the annual Think Tank CPD event and the collaborative eBook, How to Thrive as an Independent Vet Practice, visit: vetsurevet.com.

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