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?
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
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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
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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
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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
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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…
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…