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Hosted by Veterinary Voices UK · 🇺🇸 US · EN-GB · 71 episodes
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The team at Veterinary Voices discuss topical and controversial issues with key opinion leaders from the veterinary profession. www.vetvoices.co.uk
Veterinary Voices UK hosts Vet Voices On Air, a science show with 71 episodes published.
In this episode of Vet Voices On Air , Genever Morgan and Georgia Woods-Lee explore one of the most debated topics in companion animal medicine: pet nutrition. From raw feeding and kibble to insect protein, plant-based d
What happens when three veterinary students are trusted to think differently? This episode begins with an incredible achievement: three University of Cambridge veterinary students who won a Worldwide Veterinary Service (
The launch of the Innate Health Assessment (IHA) has sparked a passionate debate in the dog world. *Special Extended Episode* Supporters see it as a practical, simple tool to help improve canine welfare by addressing ext
In this episode, Robyn is joined by Dr Camilla Edwards from First Opinion Veterinary Ultrasound (FOVU) for a really practical, honest conversation about making ultrasound less scary and more useful in everyday practice.
In the latest Vet Voices on Air, Robyn is joined by Dr. Marie Francesca Menniti, MRCVS (residency-trained clinical nutritionist) to unpack a hot topic in pet feeding: home-prepared diets.
Veterinary work is rewarding but also challenging. This resource explores three key psychosocial factors—burnout, moral injury, and compassion fatigue—that may impact the wellbeing of veterinary professionals. Sudden cri
This week on Vet Voices on Air, Robyn chats with Dr. Laurent, a European & RCVS-recognised Specialist in Veterinary Cardiology and certified perfusionist, about how general practitioners can feel more confident diagnosin
Heatstroke is one of the most lethal yet most misunderstood emergencies in veterinary medicine—and it doesn’t only happen on scorching summer days. In this in-depth episode Robyn from Vet Voices on Air is joined by two l
In this powerful and much-needed episode of Vet Voices on Air, we dive into one of the most emotionally charged and complex conversations in the dog world right now: breed health, extreme conformation, judging decisions,
Pet dental health is one of the most overlooked areas of animal care, and in this episode of Vet Voices On Air with Robyn, we tackle a topic that is becoming more common, more visible, and often more confusing for owners
Vet Voices On Air episode for Endometriosis Awareness Month – March 2026 The 2021 RCVS report shows that the UK veterinary profession is overwhelmingly female: 57% of all registered veterinary surgeons are female 96.8% o
The episode challenges the profession to rethink how it communicates, so that in a world of instant information, veterinary professionals remain the trusted guide – not the last resort after a Google spiral.
From IOHC to HIF: understanding elbow fissures, fracture risk, and evidence-based treatment decisions in at-risk dogs.
In this Vet Voices on Air episode, Robyn Lowe hosts a powerhouse panel to unpack the brand new Animal Welfare (Import of Dogs, Cats and Ferrets) Act 2025 – the law many are calling the Puppy Smuggling Act, but which reac
Ever wondered what actually happens when a horse vet swaps night shifts and colic calls for Parliament and policy. In this episode of Vet Voices On Air, Robyn speaks to her friend Danny Chambers – founder of Veterinary V
Listen to the finale episode of Vet Voices on Air for the full mix of chaos, laughter, penguins, snails, politics, hiking storms, and heartfelt community chat – available where you usually find us. Wishing you a Merry Ch
In this episode, Paul and Robyn explore how public expectations, rehabilitation centre realities, and veterinary clinical decision-making can sometimes pull in different directions. From questions around treatment thresh
This week on Vet Voices On Air, Robyn talks with Professor Dan O’Neill (Royal Veterinary College, VetCompass) about a powerful new way of thinking: innate health. Rather than asking “Does my dog have a disease?”, innate
Bonus episode: The revamped Rabbit Friendly Practice Scheme — and how to get featured where owners look first On Vet Voices on Air, Robyn chats with John Chitty (Advisor, Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund) about the bigg
Join us for a hard-hitting episode with Dr John Tulloch, Lecturer in Veterinary Public Health and RCVS Specialist, as we unpack a critical but often overlooked topic: workplace injury in the veterinary profession. We’ll
Dr Emily Hall
veterinarian and certified canine rehab therapist · Spotsylvania County Public Schools
1 appearance on this show
Sean McCormack
conservationist, veterinary professional, wildlife presenter · Ealing Beaver Project
1 appearance on this show
Professor Paul Reynolds
award-winning picture book creator · British Wildlife Rehabilitation Council
1 appearance on this show
Dan O'Neill
Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons · Royal Veterinary College
1 appearance on this show
Dan O’Neill
Associate Professor in Companion Animal Epidemiology · Royal Veterinary College, VetCompass
1 appearance on this show
Dr Alison Skipper
Royal Kennel Club
1 appearance on this show
Danny Chambers
Veterinary Voices UK
1 appearance on this show
John Chitty
Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund
1 appearance on this show
Navaratnam Partheeban
British Ethnicity and Diversity Society
1 appearance on this show
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