Pete the Vet in Delhi day 6: the pictures tell the story
Not much reading here - just look at the photos and read the captions.
Not much reading here - just look at the photos and read the captions.
I’ve written an update on the trip to Delhi – you can read it by clicking here ..
My blog today is not for the fainthearted - people and dogs missing limbs after being caught in the path of the train.
Fiona and Adrian share their home with their three cats: Mark and Orla, who've been with them for over two years, and one-year-old Squeak, who’s seen as the young upstart by the older two animals.
Today I went to the main slum that is the focus of my work out here - to find out how I got on, click on this link.
The Kong Classic must be my favourite-ever dog toy: it's made from a tough red natural rubber compound - perfect for dogs that like to chew - and the odd shape creates a satisfyingly unpredictable bounce.
Max loves his visits to the countryside. The Roberts family have regular get-togethers on a family farm, and Max meets up with one of Jackie’s sister’s dogs.
Within a few hours of landing in Delhi, I found myself at the centre of a crowd of children in a slum. What was going on? Read my article here to find out.
I'm writing a series of daily blogs on my trip to Delhi at VetHelpDirect, so click on this link to read my first one.
On East Coast FM this week, Pete discussed his upcoming trip to India to look at the local issues about animals and rabies.
On Animal A&E this week, a lovely cat called Bella suffered an episode of collapse, and she was found to be suffering from high blood pressure.
This week on Ireland AM, we discussed the recent incident of a child being killed by a dog in Lancashire.
I am travelling out to India on Friday to work in a slum on the western fringes of New Delhi, looking at what can be done to help with the rabies problem.
“Danish zoo kills healthy giraffe and feeds it to the lions” The headlines are appalling, and the international outcry has been almost as dramatic as if the Danish zoo authorities had fed a human ..
On East Coast FM this week, Pete discusses the issue of cognitive decline in older dogs and cats ..
We all dread that day when we finally need to say goodbye to our pets.
When Lady first brought up her dinner, Lesley-Ann was not too worried. Dogs are much quicker to be sick compared to humans, and there are many minor causes.
On Ireland AM today, we discussed the shocking issue of horses and donkeys being left to fend for themselves across Ireland.