The Supervet
The Supervet is a Channel 4 TV Series, now in its third series, about Irish-born Vet Noel Fitzpatrick, a pioneer in neuro-orthopaedics, constructing custom-made bionic limbs for pets.
About: Gerry Molloy
Recent Posts by Gerry Molloy
Eurotunnel Calais Pet Reception update
6th August: Eurotunnel opened a new and improved Pet Reception in Calais. The improved Facilities include a larger Pet Exercise area, complete with artificial grass. This lets your pet get some last minute exercise before boarding the shuttle. (more…)
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Cancer detected by dogs with 98% accuracy
A study by the Department of Urology at Humanitas Clinical and Research Centre in Milan supports the prospect of dogs being used to sniff out cancer. It found German Shepherds were able to detect cancer with incredibly high levels of accuracy. (more…)
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Dog Owners and the law in Ireland – Your Responsibilities
This article on the DSPCA (Dublin Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) website sets out very clearly the legal responsibilities for dog owners in Ireland, and the potential penalties for failing to comply.
It seems Dogs really are our best friend
Domestic dogs display empathic response to distress in humans. A recent study seem to confirm the old adage that Dogs are a Man’s best friend.
The American Red Cross issues new Pet First Aid app
The new Pet First Aid app released by the American Red Cross is designed to help Dog and Cat owners to deliver emergency care until expert help is to hand. Obviously early intervention on health matters is important in terms of outcomes, and may even prove to be critical in some emergency situations. The app…
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The (Eurotunnel) train now standing at Platform…….
Eurotunnel Le Shuttle, the Channel Tunnel operator, really does push the boat out when it comes to travelling with Pets. This includes trained pet staff, dedicated pet exercise areas, and a Pet Reception at the Calais terminal. In recognition of the company's efforts, Eurotunnel was the 2016 winner (fifth year running) of the Kennel Club's "Most Dog Friendly" award, in the Large Organisation category.
