Cruciate ligament disease, also known as cruciate ligament rupture, is a very common condition in dogs. The cruciate ligament plays an important role in stabilising the knee joint. Any injury or damage to this ligament c…

The last year has been a bit of a regulatory rollercoaster for anyone involved in the veterinary world. In 2023 we had the new Under Care regulations from the RCVS (our regulator), changing a lot of the details about how…

Shar Peis are known for their distinct appearance. Their broad muzzle, wrinkly skin and blue-black tongue attract many owners to this breed of dog. However, people tend to be less familiar with some of the health conditi…

Over the past decade, there has been a significant shift in how sustainability is perceived within the workplace. Previously, it may have been regarded as a passing thought or minor concern, but now it is viewed as a ser…

If you own a pet, you are ultimately responsible for ensuring their health and well-being. There is no NHS for pets, so all veterinary healthcare (with the exception of charity practices) is privately funded, meaning you…

A Registered Animal Medicines Advisor (RAMA) is the name given to those people described as SQPs (Suitably Qualified Persons) by the Veterinary Medicines Regulations. Registered Animal Medicines Advisors have an importan…