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The Swedes love to celebrate the longest day of the year, known to us as Summer solstice. Midsommer Eve is always celebrated on a Friday between the 19th and the 23rd June and it’s a date to mark in the calendar if you are spending summer in Sweden.
Every year on April 30th, Sweden comes alive with the glow of bonfires, the sound of singing, and the joyful celebration of spring. This beloved tradition—Valborg, or Walpurgis Night—marks the seasonal shift with festivities that stretch back centuries.
Easter in Sweden is all about family, tradition, and the long-awaited return to the countryside. As spring begins to take hold, many families use the holiday as an opportunity to visit their summerhouses, opening them up after the long winter and preparing for the warmer months ahead.
In Sweden, Pancake Day (Shrove Tuesday/ Mardi Gras) has 5 different names and all related to food:
Articles
Bringing in a vet from abroad for short-term placements isn’t just convenient — it’s strategic. Can your clinic benefit from it?
In recent years the concept of a working holiday has gained enormous traction amongst veterinarians who are seeking a break of their usual working routine while also exploring new cultures.
Incorporating techniques and skills inspired by Scandinavian practices can offer effective strategies for alleviating stress and finding balance in the demanding field of veterinary medicine.
As a locum vet embarking on assignments in Sweden, navigating the landscape can be both exhilarating and daunting. In this article, we delve into essential insights and strategies to help locum vets thrive in Sweden's dynamic veterinary scene.

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