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Georgina Kivneen

BVMedSci (hons), BVM BVS (hons), MRCVS

Since graduating from vet school, Georgina has gained a variety of experience from small animal and equine practice to wildlife and undergraduate teaching. She is currently undertaking a Masters’ in Conservation Medicine as well as a diploma in Journalism. Her main professional interests are neurology and anaesthesia; and is currently undertaking a rotating internship. She also has experience in tutoring prospective vet students and has a passion for sustainability. Asides from veterinary related things, she is a keen tennis player, amateur photographer and musician. And she shares her house with a dog named Margo and a grumpy tortoise called Gerald!

Latest articles by Georgina Kivneen

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
How painful are dogs after surgery? 
Animal Welfare
How painful are dogs after surgery? 
Surgery in veterinary patients, and humans, is not an uncommon option for treatment or prevention of a health problem. However, unlike with humans, veterinary species cannot tell us how painful they are following such a…
May 28, 2025 • 31 shares
Artificial intelligence in equine lameness workups
Diagnostics
Artificial intelligence in equine lameness workups
Lameness in horses is one of the most common presentations faced by equine vets. A thorough lameness workup requires clinical expertise, imaging such as ultrasonography and/or radiography, and local regional assessment.
April 8, 2025 • 22 shares
What is Bioveterinary science and where can I study it?
Veterinary Careers
What is Bioveterinary science and where can I study it?
Bioveterinary science is a rapidly growing interdisciplinary field that intersects biology, veterinary  science, and animal health. It aims to explore the mechanisms underlying animal welfare, health and disease. It is a…
January 29, 2025 • 36 shares
Exotic pets – have we crossed a line?
New Pet
Exotic pets – have we crossed a line?
There has always been a fascination with keeping exotic animals as pets. From colourful birds to unusual amphibians, the allure of owning a unique pet has captured the imagination of many. And exotic pet ownership only c…
January 1, 2025 • 64 shares • 1 comments
Is a Malamute a good family pet?
Breeds
Is a Malamute a good family pet?
When it comes to choosing a family pet, often people have strong opinions on what dog breeds are suitable for the family environment. This article explores the pros and cons of owning a Malamute as a family pet, providin…
December 1, 2024 • 39 shares • 1 comments
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