Dr Nicole Olewinski - BVSc MRCVS

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Veterinary Surgeon

  • Bachelor of Veterinary Science
  • Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons

Straight after a youthful ballerina phase, Nicole set her sights on becoming a vet—and never looked back. A 2006 Liverpool Graduate, she spent a decade in small animal practice before an adventurous move to Poland with her husband and two kids, followed by COVID, changed the course of her career. Stepping away from clinical work wasn’t planned, but it did open an exciting new door—connecting through the written word. After years of developing verbal communication skills in practice, she embraced the challenge of refining her writing in a commercial environment. Now, she thrives on transforming the complicated into the comprehensible, blended clarity with compelling narratives to inform and inspire.

Featured Articles

16 articles written

Digestive
7 min read

Gastroenteritis in dogs: What do I need to know?

Gastroenteritis in dogs might sound worrying, but it’s actually quite common. In this quick guide, we’ll walk you through the causes, symptoms, treatment options and recovery process.

Digestive
6 min read

Dog constipation: What do I need to know?

Constipation isn’t a diagnosis – it’s a symptom. And the cause matters. Before you try anything at home, it’s worth understanding what might be going on.

Digestive
7 min read

Diarrhoea in dogs: What do I need to know?

Diarrhoea simply means poo that’s softer than usual. That could be anything from soft-serve consistency to an unformed mound, porridge-like texture or even completely liquid.

5 min read

Dog paw infections: Causes, symptoms and treatment

Is your dog licking or chewing one paw more than usual? Maybe they’re limping or trying to nibble between their toes? While there are many possible causes, a paw infection could be to blame, and it’s time to take a closer look.

Skin & Coat
4 min read

Hot spots on dogs

Spotted something amiss in your pup’s coat? A rogue patch of skin that’s sticky, matted, or crusty? Maybe it’s the size of a coin – or as wide as an orange. Is it alone, or has it brought a few friends? Let’s take a look at what causes hot spots in dogs and what you can do about them.

5 min read

Luxating patella in dogs

It’s great to see a dog with a spring in their step, but a hop and a skip can mean something else entirely. Luxating patellas are a common knee problem in dogs, let’s explore what it means, why it matters, and what to expect.