Vet nurse tails

Check out my attempt at a veterinary Christmas carol via Dickens and Rhea! Well, Christmas 2024 is coming. If bluetongue and bird flu don’t get us, I imagine it will be another busy Christmas for everyone in practice. Over the years I have heard several veterinary Christmas carols, with the lyrics changed to reflect the joys of our workplace. I’ve always had a fondness for the festive joy of Ringworm merrily on high , an ode to the stray kittens that can crop up heading into

This blog was first published in early 2024. Kitten power! As a currently dogless person, I had a great start to 2024 while dog sitting the most beautiful boy, Bentley. We hung out and liked the same things (short walks, pubs, naps, snuggles) – in fact we discovered that a short walk to the pub, then home for snuggles and a nap was our mutual idea of perfection. We spent a few weeks perfecting our napping positions on the sofa, and I saw in 2024 tucked up in bed – only to be

Meet Professor Edward Coleman

I was enjoying a lovely nurse chat with a friend recently, and we started reminiscing about clients and the joyful comments they come out...

First published Feb 2023