The Black Summer Bushfires of 2020- My experience as an Aussie vet
The devastating 2020 bushfires had profound effects on the pets, livestock and wildlife of my rural town- as a vet, this is what I witnessed.
The devastating 2020 bushfires had profound effects on the pets, livestock and wildlife of my rural town- as a vet, this is what I witnessed.
Is it possible to become a veterinarian or vet nurse if you are colour blind? I asked vets about the challenges of colorblindness in the vet clinic.
Do you worry that your grades in math, biology, physics or chemistry will hold you back? I asked Vets, RVNs and vet techs how they overcame the challenge.
Volunteer Veterinarian Juliet gives an honest account of the joys and the challenges that come with treating the homeless pets of Bristol with StreetVet.
While there are lots of great reasons to work in the UK, many international vets are caught out by the hidden challenges of working in Britain.
Vet Nurses and Techs are vital to their clinics- lets find out how and why we need to legally recognise their skills and expertise through title protection.
Veterinary Nursing title protection has been a controversial topic in recent years. We dive into what title protection really means, and why its debated.
If you’re allergic to cats, dogs, horses or rabbits, can you still become a veterinarian? As a vet with allergies, let me tell you how I manage!
In the rapidly modernising city of Budapest, local vet Dániel discusses the challenges of bringing Western Standards of Veterinary Medicine to Hungary.
Sweden has a reputation for social care and innovation- but how do these ideals hold out in the veterinary clinic? Here’s the 10 ideas I would like to take home from my time as a locum vet in a Swedish Veterinary Practice.