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Heatstroke in dogs needs ‘Wet then Vet’ – but have you heard of it? 
Common Health Problems
Heatstroke in dogs needs ‘Wet then Vet’ – but have you heard of it? 
With the warm weather finally upon us, it’s time to remind yourself how to care for your dog in the heat. While usually well intentioned, the internet is full of misinformation. Some of which is downright dangerous. Heat…
June 19, 2025 • 1 shares
Smallholder Summer Update: Trace Element Supplementation at Grass 
Clinical Nutrition
Smallholder Summer Update: Trace Element Supplementation at Grass 
Most smallholders raise their animals – sheep, cattle, llamas, alpacas, goats; any grazing or browsing stock – from grass. However, not all pasture is the same, and trace element deficiencies can easily build up, especia…
June 18, 2025 • 44 shares
The vet says my dog has haemangiosarcoma - what does that mean? 
Life and Death
The vet says my dog has haemangiosarcoma - what does that mean? 
Finding out that a loved one has cancer can be scary and overwhelming. Whether it’s a family member or a beloved pet, a cancer diagnosis can trigger a lot of questions and worries about what is next. Thanks to modern med…
June 17, 2025 • 25 shares
Veterinary advanced imaging: why do so many vets have CT, and so few have MRI? 
Behind the Scenes
Veterinary advanced imaging: why do so many vets have CT, and so few have MRI? 
When your pet is poorly, your vet may recommend advanced imaging modalities such as a CT or MRI. Both are incredibly powerful tools which allow greater detail compared to x-ray or ultrasound. They allow you vet to get a…
June 16, 2025 • 41 shares
Why are more people are choosing not to neuter their cats 
Breeding
Why are more people are choosing not to neuter their cats 
According to Cats Protection’s CATS Report 2024, more cat owners have been choosing not to neuter their cat in recent years.   This could be bad news for cat rescue organisations, who have seen increasing numbe…
June 13, 2025 • 203 shares • 3 comments
The trouble with rabbit teeth: sharp edges and dental abscesses 
Dentistry
The trouble with rabbit teeth: sharp edges and dental abscesses 
Rabbits are estimated to have been around for 40 million years, which is astonishing if you consider that modern humans, anatomically similar to our current species, are thought to have existed for only 300,000 years.  …
June 11, 2025 • 73 shares
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