Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
Know how that feels - I did my shoulder once and even though I was in a sling I still tried to use it!!
I'm good thanks; works looking quiet again so I might be on here as fair bit once more!!
Originally posted by gmc[..]
Quiet surgery today Dr.VetMan ? Just a question,do the type of injuries you see to now in the Lakes differ from where you where based before ? Different types of animals and the such like......
It's difficult not to tempt fate though as one of the things with this job is you don't know what's around the corner - I can never fully plan my workday. Originally posted by djrlewis[..]
As we stand at the moment I've done 5 consults this morning, a dog and cat castration just now and have 4 patients lined up for the rest of the day. Very quiet today
I haven't in fairness been here long enough to make an accurate assessment of injuries. I haven't seen many RTA's (Road Traffic Accidents) yet here and in Northampton I could expect to see maybe 2-3 a day.
The types of dogs have changed though - in Northampton, particularly because I did a lot of charity work for the PDSA, there were a lot of Staffies and Rottweilers. Here it's more Labradors and Border/Lakeland (:P ) terriers.
My colleagues do treat cows/sheep etc too - in Northampton we were solely small animal.
Originally posted by gmc[..]
Nice to know,I was genuinley interested.Also nice to know you do / did work for the PDSA,I take my hat off to you for that.
Originally posted by gmc[..]
So I can suspend my vision of you with your arm up a cows arse then ??
Originally posted by LikeASongEvening fellas
How are you Sergio? 
Originally posted by djrlewisWell fellas, I've done my 6 consults this afternoon (2 more snuck in..) and I'm off.
I have no internet in the evenings at present as I live away from home during the week, so I'll see y'all tomorrow.
Good Night