Listen to John Chitty and Robyn Lowe chatting about their mutual love of all things guinea pig.

Small animal and exotics vetJohn Chitty BVetMed CertZooMed MRCVS and Veterinary Voices' very own Robyn Lowe BSc (Hons), Dip AVN (Small Animal), Dip HE CVN, RVN tackle the common misconceptions around guinea pigs and delve into the wonderful world of cystitis.

Could a holistic approach be more successful? Could reducing stress with changes in husbandry trumpantimicrobials? And are they just really cats in disguise?! Catch up on the latest tips and tricks with us.

If you are as enthusiastic about small furries as these guysthis is a podcast you won’t want to miss it. Robyn and John share their wealth of experience, discussing everything from the colourful descriptions of bedding to the sludgey joys of urine!

If you enjoyed this podcast and want to learn more, come tothe Guinea Pig Welfare Forum, in Birmingham on the 19th September 2024, sponsored by Burgess Pet Care!

See the link to sign up: https://guineapigalliance.com/guinea-pig-welfare-forum/

Offering gold standard treatments but not getting the outcomes you would expect?

We discuss the importance of contextualised care: a holistic consideration of both patient and client needs and capability.

A contextualised care approach can help us provideindividuals with the right treatment for their situation, maximising client compliance and ultimately getting the best patient outcomes possible. 

Old friends, Dr Hannah Capon, founder of Canine ArthritisManagement (CAM) and Veterinary Voices very own Robyn Lowe RVN, use their experiences of multimodal management of osteoarthritis (OA) cases in practice to explore this fascinating topic.

Their infectious mutual passion to improve client communications to enable the best patient care is hard to resist!

For many of us, being a veterinary surgeon or a veterinary nurse is more than just a job - it's our whole identity!

But what happens when doubts creep in, and the passion fades?

In this episode, join Danny Chambers as he delves into the complexities of veterinary identity with Jenny Guyat from Vet Harmony.

Whether it's questioning your career path, navigating the impact of parenthood's, or just feeling stuck in a rut, you're not alone.

Jenny shares insights on how personal development is just as crucial as clinical CPD. Together, they explore strategies for self-reflection, career pivots, and achieving a fulfilling work-life balance.

Tune in as we redefine success and uncover the keys to thriving, not just surviving, in the world of veterinary medicine.

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"We're concerned about the rise in self-proclaimed dog trainers on social media sharing downright dangerous misinformation."

Tune in as Rosie Bescoby, clinical animal behaviorist and dog trainer from ⁠Pet Sense,⁠ debunks some behaviour and training myths with Danny Chambers.

Rosie shares her expertise, providing invaluable insights into responsible and effective training, and discusses the link between pain and behavioural problems.

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"Will my dog lose his hair?"

"Should we just put him on steroids?"

Facing a cancer diagnosis in a beloved pet can be overwhelming, with owners and vets often harbouring misconceptions about the treatment journey ahead.

In this insightful episode, vet Danny Chambers engages in a candid conversation with Aaron Harper, a specialist in veterinary oncologist at Wear Veterinary Referrals.

Together, they delve into the ethical considerations surrounding cancer treatment in companion animals, debunking prevalent myths that often cloud judgment.

Owners often ask questions like, "Will my dog lose their hair?" and "Is chemotherapy appropriate for older pets?" and we discuss these with clarity and compassion.

Join us as we navigate the ethics and practical considerations of animal cancer care, shedding light on the reality behind common misconceptions, empowering owners and veterinarians alike with accurate information and compassionate guidance.

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In moments of crisis, split-second decisions can make all the difference between life and death.

But how do we equip ourselves to navigate emergencies with clarity and confidence?

Join Danny Chambers, an emergency out-of-hours equine vet, as he delves into the art of thriving under pressure with Duana McBride, an specialist in Emergency Medicine and Critical Care from Vetled.

Together, they explore proactive strategies for preparation, maintaining a composed mindset amidst chaos, and the implementation of effective protocols to alleviate the weight of emergencies.

Discover invaluable insights that not only enable you to manage high-stakes situations but to find fulfillment in the process.

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Is a pedigree synonymous with good health?

Did you know that a staggering 40-60% of dogs are overweight?

In this eye-opening episode, we confront the startling statistic when we analyse 'complete' diets, only 35% of dry food and a mere 6% of wet food meet FEDIAF guidelines.

But what about alternative diets like raw meat? Are they any better, or are they just too big a risk to human health?

And are vegan diets actually better for sustainability?

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Why is the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) investigating the veterinary industry, and what exactly do they aim to uncover?

Why are prices for veterinary treatment so emotive compared to other professions and services?

In this 20 minute chat, Paul Horwood and Danny Chambers discuss all you need to know to understand the CMA's investigation and how there may well be long-term benefits for the veterinary profession.

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There have been a lot of changes and challenges in the veterinary profession over the last few years - how do we best adapt to the change?

Malcolm Morley, senior BVA President, chats to Danny Chambers about the various challenges and opportunities facing the veterinary profession right now - a younger workforce requiring more flexible working patterns, Brexit, Covid, workforce shortages, the CMA review, legislation reform, and supporting women through menopause.

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