Vets at Home

And for today’s post treatment selfie of Milly she requested two different camera angles. I think she has missed her calling as a petfluencer.

I thought my tears had dried - apparently they haven't. Sharing a little tribute to my Pepe pie.

A tribute to a life well lived Something that I wished would never happen happened recently. We said goodbye to our beloved Pepe. And whilst I wish it would never happen, being so closely involved in the passing of so many pets over my career I think I've had anticipatory grief of this moment for years, ... and years. It didn't m...

Love this new painting by my very talented Auntie-in-law of the younger me.

Great morning with Dr Liam Brady human osteopath and soon-to-graduate animal biomechanical practitioner joining me for my rounds. I love spending time with colleagues and sharing skills and ideas.

Office with a view today. All my Doberman patients seem to greet me bearing their teddies.

Post treatment Milly. She needs her own selfie stick.

Well this was a surprise- my colleague submitted Roys case study to the New Zealand Veterinary Association complementary medicine branch for their newsletter! This case study has also been published on my blog - https://www.vetsathome.com.au/post/roy-and-his-foreleg-lameness-case-study

First conference presentation tomorrow. Looking at my presentation it is an amalgamation of me - conventional vet, anatomy tutor, acupuncturist, nutritionist. My highest hope is that more dogs will benefit from the knowledge from other conference attendees than I can treat myself.

Highly deceptive photo- Dipsy is a typical Frenchie and usually operating like a whirlwind despite paresis in her back legs. This is a brief moment of calmness with her acupuncture needles in, otherwise a lot of yogurt licki mats were used in the lead up to this pic!

Beach holidaying with Pepe last week - we are all feeling refreshed- I even went swimming in the Victorian winter ocean! . August - September is booking out already with Uni teaching starting and conferences (I’m presenting this time!) so you may need to plan your pets visit ahead the next few months.