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This year, the European Veterinary Ophthalmology conference is taking place in Malahide, Co Dublin. It runs from Thursday 13th May to Sunday 16th May. There is an interesting varied programme. On Friday 14th the programme will suit small animal and bovine practitioners who wish to learn about eyelid disease and other eye conditions. For more details,…

Natasha wishes to send a big thank you and happy Christmas to all the referring vets who have supported her thoughout the year, and thank you to the owners and patients too! Over the Christmas period, there will not be official opening hours; but Natasha will be available to answer calls to give advice, and will…

There will be a talk for the Midland Veterinary Clinical Society on Thursday 5th November in the Hudson Bay Hotel in Athlone. The talk will review the approach to the small animal eye consult. Vets interested in attending should contact the Midland Veterinary Clinical Society for more information.

There will be a talk for the Kerry Veterinary Clinical Society on Tuesday 3rd November in the Manor West Hotel in Tralee. The talk is sponsored by Chanelle and will review ocular examination techniques and common conditions involving the conjunctiva and cornea in small and large animals. Vets interested in attending should contact the Kerry…

Natasha is giving a talk on “Approach to the small animal eye consult” for the Cork Veterinary Clinical Society on Tuesday 15th September in the Rochestown Park Hotel. If you are a vet interested in attending, please contact the Cork Veterinary Clinical Society for more information.

Natasha will be working at the Eye Veterinary Clinic in Leominster, Herefordshire, UK from 20th-31st July. During this time, she is still contactable by email or phone to give advice. For cases which need to be seen during this time, please contact Primrose Hill Veterinary Hospital in Dun Laoghaire on 01 2803303 to be seen by Michael…

VICAS has organised CPD across the country, and this year are focusing on ophthalmology and orthopaedics, with sponsorship from Intervet Schering-Plough Animal Health. The details of the ophthalmology talks are as follows: Title:           Companion animal ophthalmology – common presentations and treatment Format:       Seven talks over the course of one day, with breaks for…

Natasha is giving a talk to final year Veterinary students at UCD on Monday 20th April at 7.30pm on ocular examination of animals in a clinical and examination setting.

Eye Vet has received new equipment this week, increasing the expanding range of services offered. A new phacoemulsification machine to remove cataracts offers the most up-to-date technology for performing cataract surgery. This unit was designed specifically for animals. A new ultrasound machine with a probe designed specifically for ophthalmology will advance the diagnosis of several…

Natasha is giving a talk to the MidWest Veterinary Clinical Society on Thursday 26th February 2009, titled “Corneal disease in dogs and cats”. It is in the Castletroy Park Hotel (which has re-opened) and will commence at 8.30pm.