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

Why is my cat afraid all the time?
Behaviour
Why is my cat afraid all the time?
Terrified toms and quivering queens – cats aren’t known for their bravery. The phrase ‘scaredy cat’ does have some basis in truth and although it doesn’t apply to every feline; certainly the majority will spend at least…
April 25, 2023 • 89 shares
Bob’s story – straining to wee
Case study
Bob’s story – straining to wee
It was a cold, snowy evening when Mrs Taylor brought Bob in to see vet Joanne. The weather had been awful all week and Bob had spent most of his time gazing longingly out of the window at the ever-falling flakes. He didn…
April 20, 2023 • 99 shares
How to check whether a pet rescue is genuine
New Pet
How to check whether a pet rescue is genuine
We all love the idea of rescuing an animal; being able to take on a dog or cat that has come from a bad background, a cruel start in life, and give them a loving and safe home. Being the one to turn their life around, al…
April 9, 2023 • 35 shares
How to deal with a dog fight – 5 dos and 5 do nots
Behaviour
How to deal with a dog fight – 5 dos and 5 do nots
Anyone who’s been in the unfortunate position to witness, or be involved in, a dog fight will know that it can be a pretty terrifying place to be. Dogs can fight for many reasons – fear, feeling threatened, territory (in…
March 1, 2023 • 46593 shares • 1 comments
8 reasons why your dog licks his paws
Behaviour
8 reasons why your dog licks his paws
All dogs will lick their paws occasionally as part of their regular grooming regime. Their paws are obviously the part of their body that is most likely to get dirty, being in contact with the ground the most. But excess…
January 19, 2023 • 316 shares
What does laparoscopic surgery mean on a vets’ website and is it important?
New vet
What does laparoscopic surgery mean on a vets’ website and is it important?
The world of veterinary medicine is full of scientific words and phrases, not commonly used in day-to-day life. Normally, when we speak to clients, we can explain what we mean so that everyone has an understanding of the…
December 7, 2022 • 21 shares
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