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About Me

Farm animal care

While farm owners used to just think of their animals as a way to make money, I have noticed more and more farmers taking a holistic view of their animals health. Farmers are working on less stressful and more healthy farming techniques, and as a vet I approve. I am involved in helping prevent animal diseases as well as curing the animals when they get ill. I deal with a range of animals from the farm cat to horses and it's great being a valued member of the community. I hope you enjoy hearing the stories from my vet practise and can learn from them.

Middle Ear Infections In Turtles: Causes, Symptoms and Treatment Approach

Turtles are susceptible to developing middle ear infections, which can cause the ear cavity to become blocked with pus. The middle ear cavity is located under a thin layer of membrane behind the corner of the mouth, and if left untreated, a middle ear infection can spread to your turtle's jaw and skull. Here's an overview of the causes, symptoms and treatment approach for middle ear infections in turtles: Causes And Symptoms Read More 

Dealing With a Vet Emergency When You’re About to Go on Holiday

Animals always seem to have the worst timing. The cat goes nuts and breaks something important right before your important interview; your dog destroys that essential textbook when you have an assignment due and need to study. And, of course, possibly the worst of all: your beloved pet decides to get ill right when you're about to be away from home for a while. If you have an urgent situation that requires emergency vet treatment when you're about to go on holiday, it can double your worries. Read More