Canine behavioural problems are very common, one study suggested they occur in up to 90% of dogs. Anxiety, phobia and emotional disorders are also fairly common in our pet dogs. In one study the prevalence estimate for n…

Our dogs come in a variety of shapes and sizes, from Chihuahuas to Great Danes - we have them all! There are a number of factors that should be considered in regard to a dog’s diet. These include age, weight, medical con…

The veterinary nurse takes on a variety of different roles within the veterinary practice. Tasks include taking blood samples, monitoring anaesthetics and looking after inpatients in the dog, cat and exotic wards. But, d…

We often talk about “the back person” or “the physio” for our horses - but how do you choose one? And why? Vet Sarah Hunter investigates……

Dogs are built a little differently to humans – with four legs and a tail, it should already be obvious! However, looking down below, you will see some things are even stranger. If you’ve ever noticed that your puppy som…

Much of what we do in veterinary practice involves ethics. When we consider whether something is ethical or not, we are primarily looking at what is in the best interests of the animal; this can sometimes have grey areas…