Claire Turner

BVetMed MRCVS

Claire grew up in Cheshire before moving to London to study at the Royal Veterinary College. On graduating in 2010, Claire spent time at a charity clinic in South Africa before returning to the UK to take up a position in a mixed practice in the Cotswolds. After enjoying over ten years seeing all manner of creatures great and small, Claire moved to a small animal practice in Gloucestershire and now splits her days between running a fully kitted out mobile consulting van and consulting or operating in the clinic. Claire lives with her husband, young daughter and rescue cat, Nigel, and in her spare time enjoys photography, baking and playing hockey.

Latest articles by Claire Turner

The importance of energy density in cat food 
Cats
The importance of energy density in cat food 
These days there seems to be a million and one different options of cat food available, all claiming to be the best for your pet. It’s not a matter of just ‘wet’ or ‘dry’ food any more; there’s canned food, dry food, fre…
September 15, 2025 • 18 shares
International ‘Pet Rescue’ – what to watch out for 
Dogs
International ‘Pet Rescue’ – what to watch out for 
Bringing a dog home is a very exciting time but there’s a lot to think about beforehand. One of the biggest decisions to make is whether to re-home a rescue dog or to buy a puppy from a breeder. Everyone will have their…
August 4, 2025 • 44 shares
Should I use a mobile vet? Pros, cons and pricing 
New vet
Should I use a mobile vet? Pros, cons and pricing 
These days, everything seems to be mobile and based on convenience – phones, the internet, music. There are mobile mechanics, mobile hairdressers and yes, even mobile vets. For many people, taking their pet to the vet is…
May 23, 2025 • 50 shares
Are Flemish Giant rabbits healthy pets?
New Pet
Are Flemish Giant rabbits healthy pets?
Rabbits can make great pets, for young and old alike. There are many different breeds of rabbit out there in all shapes and sizes with the largest being the Flemish Giant, which averages over twice the weight of the most…
April 17, 2025 • 131 shares
Do Newfoundland dogs make good family pets?
Breeds
Do Newfoundland dogs make good family pets?
Deciding which breed of dog would be best to join your family can be tricky. There are so many to choose from, all with their own good (and not so good) points. Generally owners-to-be will have an idea whether they would…
April 11, 2025 • 72 shares • 1 comments
Assessing quality of life for older dogs
Animal Welfare
Assessing quality of life for older dogs
As our pets age, we start to become aware of their own mortality but it isn’t the quantity of their life that should be the priority, but the quality. Quality of life is a phrase that’s banded around a lot in veterinary…
February 16, 2025 • 54 shares
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