I’m a small animal vet originally from South Wales working in West Sussex since graduating in 2021. My family pets all live in Wales and currently consist of one cheeky rescue dog and two cats. I have interests in internal medicine as well as canine and feline behaviour, which I’m particularly keen to develop. My favourite things about my job are working in an amazing team of very kind, funny people and also forming strong bonds with owners and their pets.
In my spare time I enjoy pole fitness, discovering new music, spending time with friends and going to the gym. I love to read and can often be found curled up with a good book with a candle lit, it’s all about self care!
Latest articles by Megan Vaughan
Can dogs be allergic to cats?
If you are a dog owner, you’re probably aware that our four-legged friends can suffer from a host of allergies, ranging from pollen to food. But can dogs be allergic to cats? You might have noticed your dog sneezes more…
How do I find out how much treatment for my pet is likely to cost without phoning the practice?
With the cost of living on the up, it’s vital to have a rough idea of how much a vet appointment is likely to set you back. This can also be helpful when choosing a practice that aligns with your budget as well as you an…
August 30, 2024
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Vegan diets not so good for dogs after all?
Veganism is becoming increasingly popular as a diet choice for humans in the UK. But have you heard of vegan diets for dogs? There is growing interest in which diet is actually best for dogs. With many pet owners opting…
July 21, 2024
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Does pet insurance cover euthanasia and cremation?
As a pet owner, the thought of losing your much loved companion can be hugely difficult, and something you probably don’t want to think about at all. However, when the time comes, feeling prepared both emotionally and fi…
July 7, 2024
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What does it mean if my dog has a raised SDMA blood result?
Blood testing is a huge part of veterinary medicine and can be crucial in reaching many diagnoses. Not only that, it can be used as a monitoring tool as well as helping to tailor treatment to that specific animal. If you…
June 9, 2024
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Life as vet - what its like
All about contextual care, the new ‘big thing’ in veterinary medicine
You may have heard the term ‘contextual care’ being used in discussions of veterinary medicine or even by a vet themselves. With the influx of media coverage, including television programmes, veterinary influencers and n…
June 6, 2024
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