Lucy Carter

BVSc MRCVS

I graduated from the University of Liverpool in July 2020 and have been working in small animal practice since then, in both first opinion and referral settings. I have a special interest in anaesthesia and pain management. Outside of the vet world I am kept occupied by my Patterdale Terrier, Flossie, and enjoy CrossFit.

Latest articles by Lucy Carter

Pre-op bloods – are they really worth it?  
At the Vet
Pre-op bloods – are they really worth it?  
Has your pet been in for a procedure, and the option of a pre-op, or pre-anaesthetic blood test has been offered? Often offered as an extra prior to your pet’s procedure, it can be a useful tool to give your veterinarian…
September 4, 2026 • 12 shares
When are eye problems in pets an emergency? 
Cats
When are eye problems in pets an emergency? 
If you are at all worried about your pet’s eyes, see a veterinarian immediately. Eyes are delicate and issues with them can deteriorate very rapidly, so it’s always better to be safe and get any concerns checked. That be…
July 28, 2026 • 30 shares
Taking on an older dog – 6 dos and don’ts
Dogs
Taking on an older dog – 6 dos and don’ts
Adopting a dog can be an incredibly rewarding experience. Not all dogs end up in rehoming centres due to behavioural issues - more often it's due to a change in circumstances, meaning most dogs will go on to become wonde…
June 14, 2023 • 331 shares
A case of increased thirst – Molly’ story
Case study
A case of increased thirst – Molly’ story
Molly is a 9-year-old Miniature Poodle, who up until now has led a happy, healthy and fairly uneventful life. She is up to date with her vaccinations and has regular preventative parasite treatment. Recently her owners,…
May 6, 2023 • 14 shares
How to manage dementia in older dogs
Common Conditions
How to manage dementia in older dogs
Dementia, or Canine Cognitive Dysfunction Syndrome (CDDS) is a condition that can develop in dogs as they age. Their memory, learning and awareness may be affected. While we still don’t fully understand why it happens or…
April 15, 2023 • 47 shares
How safe is an anaesthetic in cats?
Cats
How safe is an anaesthetic in cats?
General anaesthesia is defined as a state of controlled unconsciousness using a combination of drugs. It is routinely required in veterinary practice for many things, not only for surgery but also dental procedures and i…
March 17, 2023 • 30 shares
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