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Veterinarian
Lorna is a veterinarian based in Cape Town, South Africa. originally from Scotland. Lorna loves to travel and has lived, studied, and worked on three different continents. Lorna has over two decades of experience in small animal medicine and surgery, both in the charity and private sector, plus a further qualification in feline medicine.
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Is your dog constantly scratching, dealing with tummy trouble, or battling ear infections? You’re not alone, and food could be part of the puzzle. While food a…
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We all have preferences. From the food we eat to the people we date, we have a strict set of likes and dislikes. It’s no different when it comes to our pets. A…
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Do you have a German Shepherd? If so, you're probably wondering how much food to feed him. It can be tricky to figure out the right amount, especially since pu…
There’s not a pet owner among us who hasn’t wished their dog or cat could talk. We can communicate easily using complex verbal language, but dogs are limited t…
