Recent content by Wundahorse

Modecate or Fluphenazine decanoate has long been used as a depot antipsychotic for Schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders. It is a long acting oil based drug that can stay in the system for months. It has numerous side effects which are distressing and often warrants other medication to...

I bought a new Monarch GP for my Section D a while ago. It's so lovely and comfortable. It has adjustable gullets and comes up to extra wide.

I somehow anticipate tax payers will end up burdened by the financial responsibility of this case. I can imagine all parties will insist they have no income to find any prospective fines. If they get a custodial sentence it will still be the state that pays. Ms Jurecka is still very much in...

Border Collies are great combinations with horses. They are loyal and agile and not likely to wander off.

Our ISH damaged his check ligament recently. Scanned by Vet that confirmed the problem. Has been given Cartophen, with ice vibe boot x 3 daily. Regular walking and the application 2x daily of Compagel. He is on box rest. Luckily has a good brain to deal with this. Today the injury looks much...

Red mountain pearl

PM me. I am selling mine and well within your price range.

Our ISH has recently injured his SL and bruised his tendon. Vet says most of these injuries are sustained in poached paddocks and recommends harrowing and rolling on a regular basis ,where possible. He is being treated with Ice Vibe boot and compagel and is on box rest but with regular walking.

A routine day for me is travelling our catchment area dealing with crisis situations. There is not enough time in the day and the office phone never stops ringing. We still do a great job taking into account staff shortages and ongoing cutbacks ,before we get round to tacking the paperwork.

Doctors have to spend much of their working lives in continuing professional development, all of which entails ongoing training. I'm sure Vets have similar training needs. If we all want good care we must support Doctors to increase their skills. Many Doctors have to self fund and most have to...

I can only assume Vets are able to manage their practices without too much bureaucracy which gives a certain amount of latitude. This would free up staff to concentrate on attending to the needs of their patients. The NHS is strangled by bureaucracy that is now called business intelligence...

Well said spooky pony. The public seem unaware of the cuts made by this Government and policies applied which breaks the NHS. This is so close to my heart,as a registered Nurse. Too many people also make assumptions about the NHS with no understanding of the reality of what is going in.

The vast difference is there are 60 + million people in the UK who at some point need to access the NHS either via primary ,secondary or tertiary care. There are not enough resources to meet demand and this is complicated by too many people going to see their GP,or presenting to emergency...

Ha ha one of my famous typos. I can account for living in Kent but not for adhering to Lent.

I think it's such a shame a professional of this calibre would sully his professional reputation. After many years training and practising to end what should be a good career on such a low is simply sad. Unfortunately this happens in other clinical area such as medicine and Nursing. Perhaps...