Dan O'Neill
Associate Professor Companion Animal Epidemiology
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Dan O'Neill is an Associate Professor of Companion Animal Epidemiology at The Royal Veterinary College - Hawkshead Campus, UK. His research focuses on various aspects of animal welfare and health, including dental disease in rabbits, brachycephalic dog breeds, and diabetes mellitus in cats under primary veterinary care. His recent publications explore epidemiological trends and clinical management of common conditions affecting companion animals in the UK.
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Claire Brand
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