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Vet Voices On Air

Veterinary Voices UK
Veterinary Profession
Veterinary Medicine
Heat Stroke
Burnout
Extreme Conformation
United Kingdom
Rabbit Friendly Practice Scheme
Endometriosis
Moral Injury
Compassion Fatigue
Innate Health
Vet Voices On Air
Mental Health
Humeral Intracondylar Fissure
Wildlife Rehabilitation
Guinea Pigs
Invertebrate Medicine
Husbandry and Welfare
Contextualized Veterinary Care
Osteoarthritis

The team at Veterinary Voices discuss topical and controversial issues with key opinion leaders from the veterinary profession. www.vetvoices.co.uk

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Latest Episodes

You’ve spent years working towards becoming a vet or RVN. Then comes the first job. But what happens when the career you dreamed about doesn’t feel quite so dreamy once you’re actually living it?

“We all have that glass slipper image of the practice... more

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 diets and minimally processed fo... more

What if it's not arthritis?

Lower back pain can look like hip osteoarthritis, behavioural change, skin disease, anal gland problems or simply people thinking it's just ‘old age’. Diagnosing it requires far more than finding one painful spot—it takes... more

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 (WVS) competition, securing up... more

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 extreme conformation. Critics ... more

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. If your machine is gathering d... more

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 crises, ongoing stress, trauma, a... more

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Recent Guests

Georgia Woods-Lee
Registered veterinary nurse and nutrition lead at University of Liverpool
University of Liverpool
Episode: The Food Bowl Connection: Understanding Pet Nutrition Beyond the Bowl
Colin Driver
RCVS recognised specialist and European college recognised specialist in neurology
Lumley Park (Lum brey Park)
Episode: Lower Back Pain, Clinical Reasoning, Contextualised Care & Learning From Complications
Dan O'Neill
First Opinion Practitioner; Professor of companion animal epidemiology; Royal Veterinary College
Royal Veterinary College
Episode: The IHA Debate: Health, Hype and Hard Questions
Marie Francesca Menniti
Residency-trained veterinary nutritionist; founder of Menniti Veterinary Nutrition
Menniti Veterinary Nutrition
Episode: Home-Prepared Feeding: Nutritional Gaps, Diet Drift, and How to Do It Safely
Rosie Alastair
Expert discussing VetLife resource and burnout topics
Vet Life resource contributor
Episode: Burnout, Moral Injury & Compassion Fatigue – When Caring Starts to Hurt
Laurent Locquet
European and RCVS recognized specialist in veterinary cardiology; extensive background in wildlife and zoo medicine
UK referral centers; veterinary cardiology practice
Episode: Having A Heart To Heart Chat — Cardiology and Confidence with Dr. Laurent Locquet
Emily Hall
Primary care veterinarian with PhD on epidemiology of heat stroke in UK dogs
Independent practice / academia
Episode: Too Hot to Handle: The Truth About Heatstroke
Emily Cockerill
Referral RVN, works in referral practice and trains Lowland Rescue search dogs
Referral practice
Episode: Too Hot to Handle: The Truth About Heatstroke
Sara Jackson
Veterinary Surgeon, Breed Health Coordinator for the Sussex Spaniel
Sussex Spaniel breed health program
Episode: Beyond the Rosettes: the real conversation about breed health after Crufts 2026

Hosts

Robin
Host of Vet Voices On Air
Robyn
Host of Vet Voices On Air

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Lower Back Pain, Clinical Reasoning, Contextualised Care & Learning From Complications
Q: Is there a point where it can progress to surgery, and what are the options?
Surgery is considered when imaging shows nerve root compression and there is a clear anatomic target; options include direct decompression (laminectomy, foraminotomy) and indirect decompression (distraction stabilization/fusion), with endoscopic approaches offering faster recovery in selected cases.
Lower Back Pain, Clinical Reasoning, Contextualised Care & Learning From Complications
Q: For a practitioner, how are they supposed to differentiate between back pain and osteoarthritis, and when should referral be considered?
He explains the overlap between OA and DLSS, the importance of a thorough history, video analysis, physical examination, and imaging, and that referral is typically considered when medical management is insufficient or when MRI/3D imaging clarifies the underlying cause.
Lower Back Pain, Clinical Reasoning, Contextualised Care & Learning From Complications
Q: Please introduce yourself.
Colin Driver describes his path from early pathology and neurology interests to clinical neurosurgery, including training, research in malformations and DLSS, and his current emphasis on spinal pain management in dogs.
Home-Prepared Feeding: Nutritional Gaps, Diet Drift, and How to Do It Safely
Q: How should a pet owner start with a veterinary nutritionist for a home-prepared diet?
Find a residency-trained veterinary nutritionist (e.g., European College of Nutrition or American College of Nutrition); discuss the clinical history, goals, and feasibility, and plan regular rechecks to monitor growth and nutrient balance.
Home-Prepared Feeding: Nutritional Gaps, Diet Drift, and How to Do It Safely
Q: What are the main risks associated with home-prepared diets?
Recipes can be imprecise in ingredients and nutrient content, leading to deficiencies or excesses; lack of standardization makes it easy to miss essential minerals and vitamins, especially in growing animals.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Vet Voices On Air

What is Vet Voices On Air about and what kind of topics does it cover?

A veterinary-focused discussion series that brings together clinicians, researchers, nurses, and policy advocates to tackle timely and sometimes controversial topics in animal health, welfare, and the veterinary profession. Across episodes, listeners can expect evidence-based conversations on nutrition and pet diets, practical front-line care (including ultrasound, heat stroke, cardiology, and orthopedic challenges), welfare and ethics in breeding, burnout and workplace wellbeing, and the evolving relationship between clients and veterinary practices in the digital age. Noteworthy is the willingness to explore sensitive topics—such as breed health, regulatory changes, and cross-border welfare—with expert guests and practical takeaways for p... more

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