Toronto turns out to be hard work and little sleep …… At yesterday’s VIP Summit we supported the signature of a position statement to facilitate the harmonization of the licensing of veterinary medicine. A lot of especially smaller countries struggle to have accesss to sometimes vital medicines because the national licensing process is taking too …
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Bringing colleagues together for the benefit of our patients
I was proud to jointly host the first meeting of FIAVAC , the Federation of Spanish and Portuguese Speaking Small Animal Veterinary Associations and FECAVA, the Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Associations at the WSAVA Congress in #Toronto #FECAVA #FIAVAC It was decided to explore opportunities to work together on matters of animal welfare, …
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And so the Adventure Begins…..
Begun it has already…..to be precise with a flight to Toronto an Saturday evening to attend the World Small Animal Veterinary Association Congress 2019 to represent the European Companion Animal Veterinary profession at the Metro Conference Center. What better way to start my visit with an early morning run along the shoreline of Lake Ontario …
The end of an era….
What better way to end the 20+ years at the small village bakery which we transformed into a veterinary clinic, than throwing a final BBQ with Silke and a lot of friends, new and old clients and their dogs and with the great team I had the pleasure to working with. This truly was an …
So what’s the point?…..
So what is the idea behind this blog ?…… For the last 20 years I have had the great pleasure of looking after the dogs, cats, rabbits, hamsters, lizzards, snakes, chickens, koi carps and many more usual and unusual pets of the residents of Virginia Water, one of the most picturesque places in Surrey in …
The Blue Vet Diary
Why “Blue”?……. Well, I always liked to work in blue and I think that it is the best colour if your are working with small animals as I have done for the last 25+ years. White is reflecting too much light and might frighten some patients and it is also not very practical unless you …
The Blue Vet Diary 