Hannah graduated from the Royal Veterinary College in 2011 and began work straight away at a busy mixed practice. Initially, she treated all species, but focused on small animals from 2014. She has a passion for soft tissue surgery, ultrasound, and canine and feline dentistry, having completed additional training in these areas.
In 2018, Hannah began working at a smaller, independent practice close to home, in order to devote more time to her other loves – writing comedy fiction and spending time with her young family. She now spreads herself across clinical and non-clinical veterinary roles, including working as a locum vet, being Community Lead for a team of Human Factors trainers, and using her writing skills to help educate and inform pet owners.
Osteosarcoma in Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide
As a pet parent, it’s important not to ignore your dog limping. Of course, sometimes a sore muscle or other soft tissue injury can improve with rest. But, if the limping continues or is severe, it’s best to seek advice from your vet. A limp could...
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Addison’s Disease in Dogs: The ‘Great Pretender’
As a pet parent, it’s impossible to know the symptoms of every health condition that could affect your dog – there are just too many. However, even though Addison’s disease isn’t common in dogs, it can be severe and even life-threatening. In this...
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Cushing's Disease in Dogs
Many pet parents don’t realize that their dog has Cushing’s disease, at least not initially, because they don’t seem particularly unwell. In this article, we’ll explain Cushing's disease, outline the symptoms, and share information on how it's...
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Colitis in Dogs: Understanding, Recognizing, and Managing This Common Condition
Dog poop isn't an enjoyable topic, but getting to know what your dog's poop looks and smells like normally will help you spot when there's something wrong. Colitis is just one health condition that affects a dog's guts, but it’s quite easy to recognize...
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Pancreatitis in Dogs: Understanding and Managing this Condition
Pancreatitis in dogs is a relatively common condition and can be really painful. However, not every dog with pancreatitis is affected in the same way. In this article, we’ll explain the condition and the symptoms that it causes, so that you can spot...
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Dog Diarrhea: Causes, Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
It’s unpleasant if your dog has diarrhea, but it's also a worry. While dog diarrhea is often a mild and short-term problem, it can signify something more serious. So, how do you know if your dog’s upset stomach can be treated at home or when they need...
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Constipation in Cats: A Comprehensive Guide
Keeping an eye on your cat's toileting habits is an important part of ensuring they’re in good health. If your cat uses a litter box, it’s easy to have a quick check of their feces when you’re cleaning it, but it’s much more tricky if your cat goes...
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Giardiasis in Dogs: A Comprehensive Guide
We’ve mentioned various causes of diarrhea in dogs in our previous blogs, and another cause is Giardia. Giardiasis in dogs, the condition caused by Giardia, can be serious, and it’s also a public health risk since humans can also become infected. In...
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Hypothyroidism in Dogs: Understanding and Managing This Common Condition
Hypothyroidism affects humans, but did you know that dogs can also suffer from this health condition? In this article, we’ll cover all you need to know about hypothyroidism in dogs, from what it is, and how it’s diagnosed, to how it’s treated and what...
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