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Are we evolving as quickly as our clients?
Written by Robyn Lowe BSc Hons, Dip AVN (Surgery, Medicine, Anaesthesia) DipHE CVN, RVN Director: Veterinary Voices UK As part of our SPVS Congress Special with Paul Horwood - Podcast (due to be published on Sunday the 22nd February) and SPVS Congress Talk (Friday 27th February) We are in the era now of veterinary professionals who have started out their veterinary journey becau...

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Christmas dinner for dogs?
Christmas can be an exciting time for all the family, so it’s not surprising that people want to include their four-legged family members in the festivities. This may include feeding a few yuletide treats, but be warned, some of our favourite seasonal foods could spoil your dog’s day very quickly! Common Christmas foods can cause anything from digestive upset to serious, life-th...

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Deaths Linked to Antibiotic-Resistant Superbugs Rose 17% in England in 2024: What is the veterinary community doing ...
The number of deaths in England linked to antibiotic-resistant “superbugs” rose by 17% in 2024, according to the latest figures from the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA). The data highlight growing concern about antimicrobial resistance (AMR) — one of the most pressing global health threats. The UKHSA report also revealed a sharp rise in private prescriptions for antibiotics, w...

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CANINE MOBILITY
INTRODUCTION Mobility can be defined as the ability to move without restriction or pain. 1 Animals may alter the way they move to avoid pain or discomfort. Owners may notice that their pet has been struggling to climb stairs, is unable to climb into the car, showing occasional stiffness, reluctant to exercise or is taking longer to get up when lying down. Changes to an animal’s ...

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When "Cute” Hurts: Dan O’Neill on Innate Health, Extreme Conformation & Rethinking What a "Healthy” Dog Really Is
In an episode of Vet Voices On Air , Robyn talks with Professor Dan O’Neill  (RVC; co-lead, VetCompass ) about a powerful idea reshaping small-animal welfare: innate health . Instead of asking, “Does this dog have a disease today?”, innate health asks, “Does this dog have the capacity to live the full life a dog should?”  That means breathing, blinking, sleeping, running, commun...

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