Hello, welcome back to the Small Animal Clinical Podcasts brought to you from the Royal

of Henry College in London. My name is Shailen Gisani. As always, before we get into today's

podcast, I just wanted to take a moment to thank the people that have rated or reviewed the podcast

in iTunes. You know what? I didn't actually realize that when I've been checking in iTunes

for reviews, given that I'm based in the UK, it means that I've only been actually seeing

reviews from people in the UK, but I have now found out how to see reviews from people in other

countries as well. And so somewhat belatedly, and I really hope

that you are still listening to the podcasts, I would like to say thank you to the following people.

So there's Glasgow 121, Hadmonster, Laney, 123, 456, 7,8, and Becky Peacock, all from the USA.

To vibes are, Dr. Zoo and Ocon 615 from Australia.

To snotlegs, and I love that name, so to snot legs from Canada.

And most recently to Nora, who's a vet from Oslo, Norway.

Sorry not to have acknowledged your review sooner and thanks very much.

I do also want to thank Harry Dude and VN. Vicki, who have rated and commented on the

podcast from the UK since the last time we recorded. So thanks very much to all of you.

And if anyone else can spare a little time to do the same, as always, that would be great.

Okay, so enough of the preamble.

Let's get on with our podcast today. Today's episode is going to be on lymphoma in dogs and cats,

and I'm joined for this episode once again by Kiara Leo, who has appeared on these podcasts before.

And actually, I was just looking back, and I can't believe that it has been over a year since we first did an oncology episode.

Since we last had Keira on the podcast, she has upgraded her title to a lecturer position,

which is great.

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