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
The difference between price and value in the veterinary world
This is an endlessly debated topic. As with every other industry, the cost of veterinary care varies depending on many different factors. But do you receive a higher standard of care with a higher price? And is there act…
August 16, 2024
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How should budgies be kept?
Pet budgies have always been a popular exotic species to own. On average they live between 7 and 15 years and provide the owner with companionship, beauty and song. But, keeping a budgie at home is no simple task as they…
Are Manx cats genetically healthy?
The Manx is a breed of cat best known for their physical quirk of lacking a tail. They are friendly, playful and are laid back whilst being intermittently energetic. Their appearance varies in coat length, as they can be…
August 3, 2024
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Can veterinary practices actually be environmentally sustainable?
Over the past decade, there has been a significant shift in how sustainability is perceived within the workplace. Previously, it may have been regarded as a passing thought or minor concern, but now it is viewed as a ser…
May 14, 2024
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Do crossbred dogs really live longer?
Dogs, like people, are unique. From appearance and behaviour to genetic disease susceptibility and lifespan, dogs on both a breed and individual level are very different to one another. A recent publication by McMi…
April 4, 2024
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Life as vet - what its like
Is “gold standard" always the best option for veterinary care?
The term “gold standard” is frequently heard within a veterinary setting, but what exactly does it mean? Furthermore, is it a good thing? Let's discuss.
January 19, 2024
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