Dr Tom Lonsdale BVetMed, MRCVS Biography 1972 graduate Royal Veterinary College. Late 1980s, I became aware I had injured the health of my patients and defrauded my clients by endorsing the feeding of industrial products. Conscience stricken, in 1991, I blew the whistle on the endemic cruelty and corruption. From 1991 to the present, I […]
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Vet Practice magazine tells us: Vets are four times more likely to die of suicide than the general population and two times more likely than any other healthcare profession. These risks are associated with a high-stress working environment with poor work-life balance due to long hours, demanding work, unsociable hours, and on-call work which form
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Dear Mr Yousaf, Reports in the veterinary press indicate that as an emergency measure the Scottish Government is about to introduce XL Bully legislation. Dog attacks are but one devastating aspect of the junk pet food fraud as per my recent blog post: https://www.thepetfoodcon.com/veterinary-obfuscation/ After you ‘secure the border’ against the consequences of the overhasty
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On 24th July 2023 it was my good fortune to speak on WhatsApp with Steve Austin, presenterof ABC Brisbane Drive programme. The team effort commenced with Maria Kuljanic providing the programme producers withcopies of Multi-Billion-Dollar Pet Food Fraud: Hiding in Plain Sight. Steve Austin hadinterviewed me back in May 2018 and was keen to speak
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The New York Times (NYT) is recognised as an important journal of record. Expert commentators, from both sides of the political divide, inform, entertain and educate the readership. Their journalism explores solutions for society’s problems. But in respect to the multi-billion-dollar pet food fraud, the NYT is more a part of the problem, not
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A colleague writes: “My niece was studying at the veterinary school in Budapest a few years ago. I went to visit her on campus and I was shocked to see advertising from the usual suspects everywhere.” See how some Hungarian vet students are seemingly trapped into believing poisonous junk is part of everyday life. See
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Sad to say the honest vet and the perverse vet are often one and the same person. Most vets hold contradictory opinions whereby they recommend that real wolves should eat real food but condemn modified wolves to survive on harmful junk and suffer a range of diet-induced atrocities. Voltaire said: “Those who can make you
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Obfuscation is the name of their game as they pull the wool over the eyes of politicians and regulators across the globe. Their callous indifference to animal suffering is obscured by their carefully crafted veneer as a ‘caring profession’. But the reality beneath the surface is that of a ruthless, self-seeking cabal working to maintain
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