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

Year in Review: The trend towards multi-vet pets
News and Comment
Year in Review: The trend towards multi-vet pets
This term “multi-vet pet” describes the new trend of multiple different vets being involved in one animal’s case, often bringing in their own set of specialities to the table. It tends to be the case with pets that have…
December 29, 2021 • 59 shares
How to cope with a rescue dog howling at night
Behaviour
How to cope with a rescue dog howling at night
You’ve just rescued a dog – congratulations! It can be very enjoyable and rewarding but it’s not uncommon to have teething problems when first introducing your new pet to your home. Howling, or excessive vocalisation, is…
December 8, 2021 • 54 shares • 4 comments
Best worming tablets for a puppy
Dogs
Best worming tablets for a puppy
Getting a puppy is such an exciting time, but there’s a lot to think about when welcoming a new furry friend into your home. Hopefully you will have registered with a veterinary practice, and at your first consultation,…
December 7, 2021 • 25 shares
My dog ate grapes – what should I do?
Dogs
My dog ate grapes – what should I do?
We all know that dogs can be masters at swiping things they shouldn’t - maybe it’s something that’s been left on the kitchen counter, or they’ve been hanging around at your feet waiting for something to be dropped on the…
November 25, 2021 • 306 shares • 1 comments
What dog breeds are good for busy households?
Dogs
What dog breeds are good for busy households?
It goes without saying that dogs are a great addition to many households. Modern day households are becoming busier, perhaps if you’re working from home more, have children, or have lots of visitors – so which breed of d…
November 14, 2021 • 66 shares
What is “best care” for pets in the vets overnight?
At the Vet
What is “best care” for pets in the vets overnight?
It is a requirement set by the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (the governing body for vets) that there must be a 24-hour, 365 day a year service that provides first aid and pain relief for animals. Overnight care,…
November 5, 2021 • 41 shares • 1 comments
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