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Kelly Nickalls

Kelly Nickalls

Verified

Associate Publisher and Editor, Mark Allen Group

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Total articles 63

  • The danger of assumption - The Veterinary Nurse

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified| The Veterinary Nurse Verified Luckily for me, hay fever season seems to have passed for this year, although I know many are not so fortunate! My symptoms are mainly eye-related, and while irritating, I can manage them well with eye drops. Recently, a friend mentioned that their dog seemed to be suffering from hay fever this year, with red, itchy eyes the main symptom. This set off alarm bells – I'm not veterinary qualified, but I've read enough issues of this journal to know that eyes are not something to mess around with.

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified · The Veterinary Nurse

    Jul. 01, 2024

  • What does contextualised care mean? - The Veterinary Nurse

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified| The Veterinary Nurse Verified After some interesting conversations with readers at last month's BVA Live, I have been reflecting on the concept of contextualised care in veterinary practice and how this impacts practice. The Competitions and Markets Authority (CMA) investigation into veterinary services for household pets is leading to scrutiny of treatments and veterinary practice in general. Contextualised care is seen as a way to help address some of the concerns raised by the investigation.

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified · The Veterinary Nurse

    Jun. 01, 2024

  • The danger of assumption - The Veterinary Nurse

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified| The Veterinary Nurse Verified Luckily for me, hay fever season seems to have passed for this year, although I know many are not so fortunate! My symptoms are mainly eye-related, and while irritating, I can manage them well with eye drops. Recently, a friend mentioned that their dog seemed to be suffering from hay fever this year, with red, itchy eyes the main symptom. This set off alarm bells – I'm not veterinary qualified, but I've read enough issues of this journal to know that eyes are not something to mess around with.

    By Kelly Nickalls Verified · The Veterinary Nurse

    Jul. 01, 2024

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Mark Allen Group

London, England, United Kingdom

+44 20 7738 5454