Joe Dunne
BVMedSci (hons), BVM BVS (hons), MRCVS
After graduating from vet school in 2021, Joe worked for three years in first opinion practice, and is now working at a first opinion and referral practice studying for a Certificate of Advanced Veterinary Practice (CertAVP). Joe has a keen interest in soft tissue surgery and ultrasonography, and is developing both those skills as part of his certificate.
In his spare time, Joe likes to read, paint landscape paintings, hike, go to the gym, and cook. He lives surrounded by a corn snake and far too many plants.
Latest articles by Joe Dunne
Abnormal Seasons in Dogs and Cats – Could It Be an Ovarian Cyst?
If you’re wanting to breed from your dog or cat, are noticing changes in their behaviour, or are simply interested in reproductive physiology, you may be aware dogs and cats can have abnormal seasons.
July 8, 2026
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Why Does My Cat Have Dandruff?
For humans, dandruff can be a source of annoyance, embarrassment, discomfort and even pain in some cases. Have you ever noticed your cat may have dandruff too? What could cause this? Is it a problem? How might you s…
July 1, 2026
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Why Does My Dog Have Inside-Out Warts?
Finding a lump on your dog is often a cause for concern, but there are many kinds of lumps, bumps, spots and dots that a dog can develop on their skin. One unusual kind is a canine inverted papilloma, or endophytic papil…
Is Your Vet Using AI? British Veterinary Association Issues Guidelines
The use of popular AI (artificial intelligence) software has exploded into everyday life in the last few years. From casual use, to creating art, to finding information, to perform tasks at work, and even companionship,…
Why is my Dog's Skin Always Worse in Summer?
Ever had an itch you just can’t scratch? Then you’ll probably sympathise with dogs that have skin disease. And just like some people with skin conditions, some dogs’ skin is worse in summer. Why is this? What can be done…
April 17, 2026
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The Importance of Getting the Right Vitamin D Levels for Cats
Now that the sun is finally starting to return, many of us are out enjoying the springtime. Though you must be careful not to burn, you may be aware of the link between sunlight and maintaining healthy vitamin D levels.
March 10, 2026
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