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Rabbits have a unique hindlimb anatomy with long tibia and fibula bones attached to a strong femur at one end and the tarsus (also known as the hock) at the other end. The tarsus then attaches to the bones in the rabbit’s foot. However, this and their distinctive gait put …
A veterinary nurse’s day can vary dramatically. Each day can vary depending on what area we have been allocated, but each role has the same aim. Our days can be fast paced and very hands on, but no two days are ever the same. We can have quiet and manic days but each d…
Designed and run by vets, the Vet Help Direct animal symptom checker directs you to personalised first aid advice and clear guidelines about when to contact the vet. Easy and fun to use, Vet Help Direct is the online source of reliable vet advice for concerned pet owners, horse owners and farmers.
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