Cari Wilson

BSc (Hons) BVSc MRCVS

Cari originally studied for a degree in biological sciences before undertaking veterinary medicine at the University of Liverpool. She graduated in 2019 and has since worked in small animal general and emergency practice in Scotland. She is studying for a postgraduate certificate in small animal internal medicine and has recently set up her own mobile veterinary practice. Outside of work, she enjoys hillwalking with her lurcher, looking after her retired ponies and wakeboarding.

Latest articles by Cari Wilson

'Psychomotor seizures' in dogs
Behaviour
'Psychomotor seizures' in dogs
There are many causes of odd behaviour in dogs - and most are just that: odd behaviour, with a behavioural or psychological cause. However, occasionally there’s something else going on… in this article, vet blogger Cari…
February 19, 2024 • 92 shares
Is aspirin poisonous to dogs?
Dogs
Is aspirin poisonous to dogs?
Hopefully, New Year or Hogmanay hangovers are dissipating now. But have you ever wondered if aspirin might also be used in pets? Or whether it’s a safe and cheap alternative to prescription-only meds? If so - now read on…
January 2, 2024 • 456 shares
How to handle family gatherings and nervous pets over the holiday season
Behaviour
How to handle family gatherings and nervous pets over the holiday season
It’s the most wonderful time of the year… but it can also be a stressful time for our pets! Both dogs and cats can be affected by changes in their environment and the signs of stress can be tricky to spot. Here are some…
December 20, 2023 • 7 shares
Behaviour
"Why has my cat's behaviour suddenly changed?”
Cats are very sensitive creatures and their behaviour can change for a multitude of reasons. Common triggers are stress, pain or underlying health issues. Trying to pinpoint why your cat's behaviour has changed can be tr…
November 15, 2023 • 36 shares
Can cats have false pregnancies?
Cats
Can cats have false pregnancies?
Cats can get false pregnancies but they are much less commonly recognised than in dogs. There are some big differences between the species that make false pregnancies in cats tricky to spot while dogs show more obvious c…
October 20, 2023 • 127 shares
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