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Column by vet Alice Moore | Dorset Echo

Whether we like technology or not it has undeniably transformed the way we live and work in recent years, and the use of technology in veterinary…

Column: warning on mask disposal from vet

Veteran saves injured hedgehog found in his Weymouth garden

A KIND-HEARTED Navy veteran rescued an injured hedgehog from his garden and took it to vets, who operated free of charge, before caring for it ready…

Puppy that ate thyroid tablets helped by poisons service

COVID-19 is throwing all sorts of surprises at us these days, the latest one that I read was in the “Veterinary Poisons Information Service” monthly newsletter; now that lots of people are receiving Covid-19 rapid tests through the post the Poisons Information Service have received several enquiries about pets chewing and ingesting these packs. Luckily, the good news is that these packs only contain a few millilitres of buffering agent or extraction solution and they appear to contain no hazardous ingredients. Some test kits contain an isothiazolinone preservative, but the concentration is extremely low and so not an issue; the Service would not expect any toxic hazard from these test kits.

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