The Veterinary Surgeons Act Explained: What the Reform Could Mean for Pet Care
The government’s decision to reform the Veterinary Surgeons Act might sound like a technical legal issue, but it has real implications fo...
Hosted by vet surgeon Dr Paul Manktelow, each episode dives into the key issues shaping the lives of pets and the people who love them.
Whether you’re looking for deeper insight into modern veterinary healthcare, curious about the pet care industry, or simply passionate about animal welfare, The Consult Room brings clarity, compassion, and real-world expertise to the conversation.
In this episode of The Consult Room, your host veterinary surgeon Dr Paul Manktelow and his guest veterinary nurse Annie Clark explore one of the most misunderstood pets in the UK – rabbits.
Often seen as simple, low-maintenance animals, rabbits are frequently kept in ways that don’t meet their basic welfare needs. This episode challenges those assumptions and explains what rabbits actually require to live healthy, fulfilled lives.
Drawing on real clinical experience, Paul and Annie break down the most common myths around rabbit care, including diet, behaviour, housing and companionship, and explain why so many health issues in rabbits are preventable.
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