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The Vet Record Podcast covers veterinary news, views, careers and clinical issues. Hosted by editor-in-chief, Suzanne Jarvis, and other members of the editorial team, it aims to bring an informal look at what’s going on in the veterinary world.
Vet Record Podcast hosts The Vet Record Podcast, a science show with 25 episodes published.
In this episode, Josh Loeb is joined by Rowena Packer, senior lecturer in companion animal behaviour and welfare science at the Royal Veterinary College, to unpack the complex - and often confusing - realities of buying
In this episode, we are joined by Paul Reynolds, chair of the British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council. We discuss problems in the rehabilitation sector, such as overtreatment and delayed euthanasia, and efforts to produc
Do you know what risk is and how to assess it to aid clinical decision making? In this episode, Rachel Dean and Caroline Scobie build on their recent In Practice article to explain what relative and absolute risk is, and
In this episode, equine vet Phoebe Putt chats to Alexandria Lipka and shares her honest reflections on returning to clinical work after maternity leave. Drawing on her own experience as a first-time mother, Phoebe discus
With the CMA's final remedies now out, Suzanne and Josh are joined by BVA president Rob Williams to find out what vets and veterinary businesses serving clients with companion animals need to know. Remedies include a req
With the CMA investigation shining a spotlight on veterinary pet services costs and consumer choice, Paul Higgs, chief veterinary officer for CVS, talks to Suzanne about the difference between value and price. We talk ab
Vet Record recently published a paper on the experiences of vets and vet nurses around miscarriage, infertility and assisted fertility (MIAF) in veterinary workplaces. In this episode, Suzanne talks to two of the authors
Paul Manktelow, veterinary director at Blue Cross, talks about the transition from clinical to leadership roles and how undertaking an MBA gave him the knowledge from outside the sector to make a difference. He talks abo
Editor in chief Suzanne Jarvis and senior new reporter Josh Loeb chat about what's in Defra's legislative reform consultation, which is being described as a once in a lifetime opportunity to shape the future of the veter
One of the UK's most prestigious vet schools is facing a threat of closure after the University of Cambridge's School of Biological Sciences recommended that this institution should cease to deliver veterinary teaching.
January sees many people start on a resolution to get fitter and exercise more. However, many of these resolutions fail. In this episode, Nick Weston, a small animal vet, running coach and keen runner himself, gives tips
In this episode, Josh and Suzanne chat with BVA president Rob Williams about the big issues likely to come up for the vet profession in 2026. The long-term impact of the CMA investigation and movement on legislative refo
After realising his childhood ambition to become a zoo vet wasn't for him, Mark set out on the journey to specialise in neurology. He talks about the value of seeing general practice before specialising and how failure c
In this episode, we chat to Tom McNeilly, director of Moredun Research Institute. He talks about the challenges of a career in research, but how it can be fulfilling and lead to making an impact to animal health and welf
In this special two-parter, we speak to the regulator (RCVS) and the BVA to get their take on the CMA's provisional findings. What is their understanding of what the CMA has said? Are they concerned about the watchdog's
In this special two-parter, we speak to vets working at independent and corporate practices about what the CMA's provisional findings could mean for them. What is their understanding of what the CMA has said? Are they co
In this episode, we sit down with Nicola Lakeman, RVN, a dedicated nutrition manager, international lecturer, and passionate veterinary nurse. Nicola shares her inspiring journey and offers valuable career tips, highligh
Sir Charles Godfrey's expert panel on bovine TB (bTB) recently updated the government on the latest evidence pertaining to the epidemic. Defra is expected to publish a new strategy next year setting out how it plans to e
Danielle Gunn-Moore's passion for feline medicine and all things cat comes through, but also her curiosity and love for people she has encountered in the profession, both as a mentor and mentee. She talks about the chall
Maggie Roberts is probably best known for her work at Cats Protection; however, she has had a hugely varied career. In this episode, she talks to deputy editor Alexandria Lipka about her early days as a student in Edinbu
Paul Reynolds
award-winning picture book creator · British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Rob Williams
Army Veteran, Paramedic, Radio Host · British Veterinary Association
2 appearances on this show
Paul Manktelow
director of veterinary services · the Consult Room
1 appearance on this show
James Wood
Professor of the Practice of Literary Criticism at Harvard University · Bowdark Consulting
1 appearance on this show
Caroline Allen
former RSPCA Chief Veterinary Officer · Center for Education Reform
1 appearance on this show
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