Two C-sections in one night. One dog, one cat. The first ended in heartbreak when the puppy didn’t make it. The second brought relief with an entire litter of healthy, surviving kittens. This field is a constant pendulum between the highest highs and the lowest lows, often just hours apart. You carry the bad, but the good keeps you going. — Dr Duncan the Vet #drduncanthevet #vetlife #emergencyvet #veterinarymedicine #askavet G’day! I’m Dr. Duncan, and I built the Ask A Vet app. I created this because pet care shouldn’t be so complicated. Instead of bouncing between clinics, your vets can now see your pet’s data and help you right online. You have the tools for your pet’s entire life right in your pocket. What you get: * 24/7 Vet Chat & Telehealth 🩺 * Health & GPS tracking 📍 * Pet cloud data saving ☁️ * ID tags & safety features 🛡️ * The best pet products 🛍️ * Built for ALL animals 🐔 🐠 🐮 🐤 Test out the basic features for free today, but to celebrate the launch 🚀 Use code: DRDUNCAN 1 MONTH FREE of Premium Download: get.askavet.com
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Some people like popping pimples... I like popping hips. 💥🦴 Wait for the POP! There is nothing quite like the feeling (and sound) of a successful closed reduction. When a patient comes into the ER with a luxated (dislocated) hip, getting that femoral head back into the acetabulum takes a mix of finesse, leverage, and sometimes a whole lot of elbow grease. We always make sure the patient is completely pain-free and relaxed under heavy sedation or general anesthesia before we get to work. Once we feel that satisfying “clunk” back into the socket, we often use hobbles or a special sling to keep the leg immobilized while the joint capsule heals up. 🩹🦴 Have you ever heard that pop in real life? Let me know in the comments! 👇 Follow ASK A VET™ for more behind-the-scenes ER cases and pet health tips! 🐾 #VetMed #VeterinaryEmergency #LuxatedHip #VetLife #askavet G’day! I’m Dr. Duncan, and I built the Ask A Vet app. I created this because pet care shouldn’t be so complicated. Instead of bouncing between clinics, your vets can now see your pet’s data and help you right online. You have the tools for your pet’s entire life right in your pocket. What you get: * 24/7 Vet Chat & Telehealth 🩺 * Health & GPS tracking 📍 * Pet cloud data saving ☁️ * ID tags & safety features 🛡️ * The best pet products 🛍️ * Built for ALL animals 🐔 🐠 🐮 🐤 Test out the basic features for free today, but to celebrate the launch 🚀 Use code: DRDUNCAN 1 MONTH FREE of Premium Download: get.askavet.com
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Feline lower urinary tract issues are very common, especially in Hong Kong! What do you do when something comes in and it looks like it could be the start of something more serious? G’day! I’m Dr. Duncan, and I built the Ask A Vet app. I created this because pet care shouldn’t be so complicated. Instead of bouncing between clinics, your vets can now see your pet’s data and help you right online. You have the tools for your pet’s entire life right in your pocket. What you get: * 24/7 Vet Chat & Telehealth 🩺 * Health & GPS tracking 📍 * Pet cloud data saving ☁️ * ID tags & safety features 🛡️ * The best pet products 🛍️ * Built for ALL animals 🐔 🐠 🐮 🐤 Test out the basic features for free today, but to celebrate the launch 🚀 Use code: DRDUNCAN 1 MONTH FREE of Premium Download: get.askavet.com @drduncanthevet #askavet #emergencyvet #veterinarian #vetsofinstagram #pethealthvettips
Some days are harder than others… I try my best every single day, even when I’m feeling less switched on. But some days in veterinary medicine are just incredibly heavy. Today, I had to deliver the heartbreaking news to a family that their sweet dog has cancer. Breaking that kind of news never gets easier, and it is by far the hardest part of this job. My heart goes out to every family navigating a difficult diagnosis right now. Hug your furry best friends a little tighter tonight. 💔 If you are ever worried about your pet’s health, or need guidance and support through the tough moments, the ASK A VET™ team is here to help you navigate it. 🔗 get.askavet.com 👨⚕️ @drduncanthevet #VetLife #VeterinaryMedicine #PetCancer #AskAVet #DogCare
Cat Blood Transfusions: Who Should Get the Blood? 🐱🩸 I was chatting with Dr Dalton about something most pet owners never think about: Cat blood is limited. And that makes blood transfusions in cats very different from dogs. In Australia, getting cat blood can be incredibly difficult. There often isn’t a neat little blood bank sitting there ready to go. Sometimes, to save one cat, another healthy donor cat has to be found, tested, sedated, and bled. And yes… Usually that means finding a big, healthy, chunky cat who can safely donate. Not exactly a casual Tuesday. But in Hong Kong, it can be very different. Packed red blood cells for cats can be much more readily available, which sounds amazing — and it is. But it also creates a serious ethical question: Just because we can give blood… should we? Blood transfusions can save lives. They can be incredible for trauma, acute blood loss, severe anaemia, surgery cases, toxin cases, and emergencies where a cat has a real chance of recovery. But what about cats with: FeLV Advanced chronic kidney disease End-stage cancer Severe chronic disease Conditions where blood may only give a little more time That’s where it gets hard. Because blood is not unlimited. And every bag used for one patient may mean another patient cannot receive it later. So vets have to think about more than just: “Can we do it?” We also have to ask: “Is this fair?” “Is this kind?” “Is this giving meaningful quality time?” “Or are we just prolonging the inevitable?” As vets, we want to help every animal. But with limited resources, especially blood, ethics matter. Cat transfusions are not just a medical decision. They are a welfare decision. A resource decision. And sometimes, a very emotional family decision. There is no easy answer. But the honest conversation matters. Blood can save a life. But it should be used where it has the best chance to truly help. Dr Duncan ASK A VET™ Talk. Track. Trust. Ask A Vet. #VetAdvice #AskAVet #CatHealth #CatVet #FelineMedicine
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