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“Aberdeen is a huge club, so I am delighted to be given the opportunity to be part of Barry’s staff,” he said. The Small Animal Emergency and Critical Care Service at the Veterinary Medical Center at Ohio State provides care for dogs and cats.

Leven is relishing the opportunity to work alongside Robson and his assistant Steve Agnew. replied: Healing Paws at 430 Market St in Elmwood Park is amazing. “He’s also worked with young players who are getting close to the first team so that wide-ranging coaching experience will be invaluable as he supports the pathway for young talent here at Aberdeen.” Dan Eisenberg, Hohokus Veterinary Hospital. He’s really intense, enthusiastic and he also has great contacts all over Europe which will be really beneficial as we prepare for the challenges which lie ahead in European football this season.

Pet er pro#

“I was on my pro licence with him and I was really impressed. “Peter is someone I have known for a while,” said Robson told the Reds’ website. AEC is dedicated to emergency care, always Open 24/7, and no ER appts are needed. Leven began his coaching career in Middlesbrough’s academy and had a spell as assistant at Killie under Lee Clark and then Lee McCulloch, while his most recent roles have been abroad in Belarus and then Russia. The Animal Emergency Center (AEC) has proudly served southeastern. The 39-year-old former Kilmarnock and MK Dons midfielder will take on the first-team coach role vacated by Liam Fox, who left at the end of last season to become Hearts’ B team coach. is equipped with on-site, state-of-the-art diagnostic technologies that allow us to deliver competitive treatment options and exceptional emergency pet care. Aberdeen manager Barry Robson has welcomed Peter Leven to his backroom staff.