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EPISODE · Jun 6, 2024 · 1H 24M

Episode 64 - When I Grow Up I Want to Be Happy

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Join us for an engaging discussion with Emma, a qualified veterinarian from Bristol University and a familiar face from BBC1's "Vets in Practice." Emma shares her journey and passion for animal welfare, campaigning on various issues from hunting with dogs to pedigree animal health. Her drive to improve animal welfare shines through as she discusses the impact of changes in animal breeding and the importance of veterinary intervention.   In our clinical segment, Jonny Lambert, National Veterinary Manager at Zoetis UK, delves into the topic of therapeutics in canine allergic cases. Jonny covers the importance of effective diagnosis on the choice of therapy in allergic dogs. He also discusses strategies for managing chronic allergic cases, including identification and approach to flare-ups. Additionally, Jonny emphasizes the significance of responsible use of therapeutics and the long-term considerations for managing canine allergies.   We extend our sincere gratitude to Zoetis for supporting this clinical chat. For more information, please contact Zoetis at [email protected].   For more information about Emma and what she does, visit www.emmathevet.co.uk.

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