In this episode, we speak to Matt Rendle RVN - one of the top exotic animals nurses in the UK.

 Matt is the Nursing Manager & Exotic Referral Specialist at Holly House Vets and regularly lectures to veterinary nursing and veterinary surgeon undergraduates at the RVC.  He's also the chair and co-founder of the Association of Zoo and Exotic Veterinary Nurses (AZEVN)  and has had a phenomenal amount of experience with many species across the world.

We talk to Matt about the Queen's Ravens (Who both Mike and Matt have had the pleasure of working with), Columbian Tapirs and care of exotic pets!

In this episode, we speak to Dr Philip Lhermette - former president of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) and founder of Elands Veterinary Clinic.

We discuss the correlation of diabetes in cats and humans, awkwardly hilarious social mishaps with clients and, of course, Gin!

In this episode, Mike & Julian interview Dr Graeme Eckford  BVSc MRCVS. 

In this episode, we switch the gin for whiskey as Graeme talks us through a professional tasting session while explaining how COVID has been affecting his practice and team.

Graeme is the Director of Clinical Standards at Inglis Veterinary Centres and has spent his career working with small animals in the U.K. He's also a whiskey connoisseur and an avid cyclist, and was kind enough to be our first ever guest on Veterinary Ramblings!

We are also pleased to announce that you'll be able to download your very own 'highly professional' CPD cerificate from this episode - visit our Facebook page for more information!

In this episode, Julian and Mike introduce the show and interview each other (before we decide to submit our guests to the same torture)! Join us for a Gin, some jokes and CPD under the influence!

Veterinary Ramblings is a brand new podcast where Veterinary Surgeon Dr Julian Hoad and Anaesthetic Expert Mike Brampton split hairs over hot topics in the Veterinary Industry, all while getting extremely drunk. Join us for our first special guest next Friday!