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Chronic diarrhoea in cats

Chronic diarrhoea in cats
Chronic diarrhoea in cats

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Kerry Simpson

Kerry Simpson BVM&S CertVC PhD MACVSc MRCVS

Kerry, graduated from Edinburgh University and worked in small animal practice for two years before returning to Edinburgh to study for her PhD. She gained both her certificate in Veterinary Cardiology and PhD in 2004.  In 2010, Kerry passed her Feline Medicine Australian College of Veterinary Scientists Fellowship examinations.  Gaining this diploma level qualification made her eligible to apply for Specialist status, and she was made a Specialist of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in Feline Medicine in 2011. In 2014 Kerry gained her European diploma in Companion Animal Medicine and became a European Specialist in Companion Animal Medicine.  After leaving Edinburgh University in 2014 Kerry set up her own company which she managed until 2016 when she started work at Highcroft Veterinary Hospital in Bristol.

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