The diary of Chris Allen through his vet student years.
Whilst TV can numb the mind, sometimes it inspires dreams, and for me it planted the seed that I did not want to work with just cats and dogs. I want the great variety that being a vet offers me, Continue reading This vet student’s wild dream….
So today was all about nutrition, animal training and communication. When they say Wednesday is hump day this is exactly what they mean, I am sad the week is halfway over, yet I am exhausted as I struggled to sleep Continue reading When marine mammals need fresh water too…
Today’s Diary Entry is sponsored by Spikes World Wildlife Foods So today started with a pathophysiology lecture on myopathies which are diseases and disorders of the muscles. Now when thinking about muscles the last thing that pops into most people’s Continue reading Talking about the brown bear… (Day 525)
Today’s Diary Entry is sponsored by Supreme Science Selective Rabbit Food This evening as I am studying in Slovakia I was invited to attend the BSAVA International Delegates reception at the Birmingham National Aquarium. Now I’ve been meaning to visit Continue reading Visiting Birmingham National Aquarium with the BSAVA International Reception…
Well tonight I went out with a few friends that I have made during my time at Uni, I’ve never been big on goodbyes so it was a first for me. My two friends Dushy and Tom travelled over an Continue reading Storytelling and Conservation… And my leaving do…
THIS WAS COPIED FROM A FB FRIEND’S STATUS, AND IT’S AWESOME!!!!!! Paying at the supermarket recently, the young cashier suggested I should bring my own bags because plastic carrier bags weren’t good for the environment. I apologized and explained, “We Continue reading Something I found, but very true…
Todays Diary is sponsored by Spike’s World– producers of wildlife foods and amazing products for chickens. With the hot weather now after the rain we have experienced I’ve decided that I should do something on Hedgehogs and wildlife in the Continue reading UK Hedgehog Conservation, and encouraging wildlife to your Garden