In this episode of Ask The Vet, we see Dr Gemma treat a lovely dalmatian called 'Jasmine' for a ruptured ligament in her knee, and she performs a TPLO (Tibial Plateau Leveling Osteotomy) operation to rectify this problem.  Watch Jasmine's story from start to finish bel...

In this episode of Ask The Vet, Dr Hannah answers the question: 'Why Is It Important To Do A Pre-Anaesthetic Blood Test?' and why all the tests we carry out before a procedure are vital to ensure the animal is fit enough for us to operate.

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In this episode of Ask The Vet, Dr Hannah answers the question: 'Why Is It Important To Take Out Baby Teeth In Adult Dogs?' and covers all the issues that persistent baby teeth can cause in dogs over 6 months old.

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Here at Roundwood we love to offer vet Student placements and enjoy teaching and working with those that are dedicating their lives to helping animals! This week student vet Jennis talks about her time with us.

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In this episode of Ask The Vet, Dr Hannah answers the question: 'How Can I Make My House Move With My Pet Less Stressful?' and gives you her top 5 tips to help make this transition as smooth as possible.

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In this episode of Ask The Vet, Dr Gemma answers the question:'What Is The Most Common Disease In Older Cats?' and gives us a breakdown of the symptoms of that disease.

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In this episode of Ask The Vet, Dr Gemma answers the question: 'How Long Will It Take My Pet To Recover From A Fracture?' and the different stages and medical assistance needed to aid that recovery.

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Have you had your cat, dog or rabbit neutered? Sterilisation may not appeal to every pet owner, but if you’re on the fence, you might want to consider this: According to new research from the University of Georgia, U.S., having the procedure may actually extend your pe...

Female cats are usually right-pawed.

After testing 42 cats—21 male and 21 female—psychologists D. Wells and S. Millsopp of Queen’s University Belfast determined that cat’s dominant paw is correlated with gender. For the record: Female cats? Right-pawed.

Cats have more th...