On 28th February, Dr Mark Fisher’s new book, A Land Before Humans, a Land After Humans was published by Unbreaking. We caught up with Mark ahead of the big day to learn more about his story, passion for nature, the book and more… A retired scientist, Mark has over 40 years’ experience in farming, research and […]
Do you want to know how to choose a puppy, how to ensure the health of your dog, or how to improve your relationship with your vet? The Dog Care Handbook‘s author, Christopher Little, talked about these and other things with Tony Weaver on 106.9 SFM. Listen to the full interview below! You may also […]
We have asked Dr. Cecere and Dr. Sponenberg a few questions about their new book Breeding Better Dogs: Genetics and Reproduction – below is the full interview: What was your inspiration for the book? We have been offering a series of annual “breeder excellence” seminars here at the vet college, and discovered a need as […]
Ryane Englar’s latest book, Supporting Pet Owners through Grief, has just been released. It explores grief and its impact on the human-animal bond, providing practitioners and students alike with tools to navigate their own mix of emotions as they themselves experience and process recurrent grief. We have asked the author some questions to provide some […]
To celebrate the launch of Canine Behaviour in Mind, we asked the editor Suzanne Rogers a few questions about the book. In the interview below, Suzanne discusses how the book is different from other dog behaviour books, the target audience, the benefits of the book and the current challenges in dog and animal welfare. […]
To celebrate the second anniversary of Aquaculture Businesses we asked the author Carole Engle a few questions about the book. In the full interview below, Carole talks about her inspiration for the book, how climate change may affect aquaculture businesses and more. What was your inspiration for the book? My inspiration for the book […]
Extract taken from To Vet School and Beyond by Lorna Clark, available through the links at the end of the post To be a vet you need a specific qualification – a university degree in veterinary medicine which usually requires five years of study. That sounds like a long time, but there is a […]
