Gooday. Dominique Barfield here, and this is the RVC Clinical Podcast. Thank you for listening and thank you for

subscribing on Apple Podcast or your generic fruit-based device, whatever device you have to follow us.

Many thanks for listening and many thanks for subscribing. We've had a couple of reviews since the last podcast here.

Just like to thank Phil Franklin that comments sort of on point listening to to the since I graduated generally really well pitched, informative and applicable for general practice.

I recommend to a vet 20 years plus out of uni, who also found a vote really interesting, so good for people at all stages in a vet life.

So thank you very much for that, Phil.

And a Bristol vet student said fantastic podcasts.

I seem to be spending a lot of time driving to and from EMS yeah sorry about that hobbies and home so really enjoy

listening to the podcast while I'm traveling good level of information and relevant

the only thing I can say is I'd like to hear more about farm species topics well we'll try

and help you out there Bristol vet student and thank you for the time for creating these podcasts. Well, thank you very much for listening.

And thank you very much for writing reviews, because it really does help our metrics,

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know sort of what they think. So today I'm fortunate enough to be joined in the studio. There's no

Brian here on the whistles and faders. So it's just myself. So apologies for the audio, but I believe

I'm getting better.

But anyway, we're joining the studio by Dave Sajic, who's our lecturer in veterinary orthopaedics here at the RVC.

So thank you very much, Dave, for coming along.

Afternoon.

And what we thought we'd talk about, or what I convinced Dr. Sajc to talk about was regarding stifle disease in

dogs because I think there's there's always things to consider and think about so so

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