Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS
Dr. Diana Hasler graduated with distinction from the University of Edinburgh Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies in 2018. She has experience working as a small animal veterinarian in general practice, where she has treated many dogs, cats, rabbits, and rodents. She has also recently branched out into the field of medical communications, doing freelance work as a medical editor and writer. Dr. Hasler has been Postdoctoral Research Fellow at Michigan Medicine since 2023, where she is a Laboratory Animal Medicine Resident.
Latest articles by Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide It is frequently taken by humans to combat allergies, but is Benadryl for dogs too? A vet gives their expert advice

By Megan Milstead Last updated
Tried & Tested We've found the best dry cat food to keep your hungry kitty healthy

By Megan Milstead Last updated
Buying guide Here's what we recommend based on nutrition, digestibility, and price

By Ashleigh Gibbs Last updated
Buying guide The best dog conditioners will give your pooch a shiny coat, while also combating matted fur and dry skin.

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Advice Pondering the question 'how often should I brush my dog's teeth?' Read on to find out all about keeping your canine companion's pearly whites sparkling

By Kathryn Williams Last updated
Buying guide The best flea treatments for cats will help keep your kitty critter-free

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide What to do if your dog won’t stop barking, according to a vet.

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide When is it too hot to walk your dog? We asked an expert to find out.

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide Vet reveals the reason behind your dog spinning in circles – and the answer really took us by surprise!

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Advice Is your dog a bit on the energetic side? Then check out our expert vet’s 5 tips for chilling out your hyperactive dog.

By Steve Jenkins, Ian Stokes Last updated
Buying guide We’ve taken the hard work out of finding the best diabetic dog treats. Reward your pup without disrupting their diet.

By Dr Sarah-Jane Molier BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide As a new pet parent, you may be wondering ‘when can kittens eat dry food?’ We asked a vet for all the answers

By Elizabeth Racine, DVM Last updated
Vet's guide Help a kitten not eating to regain their appetite with expert advice and tips

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's Guide Excessive licking in dogs might be rather annoying, we all know the sloppy sound, but why is your dog doing this?

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Published
Advice Training is incredibly useful for dog owners, but can you train a cat? Let’s take a closer look

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Advice We know it can occur in humans — but can dogs be autistic? A veterinarian explains everything there is to know

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Published
Advice How often do cats need rabies shots? We spoke to a vet to find out

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Advice Clavamox for dogs is one of the most commonly prescribed antibiotics in veterinary medicine – keep reading to learn more about this drug

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide Canine compulsive disorder shares many similarities with obsessive compulsive disorder in humans—keep reading to learn more about this condition

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Last updated
Vet's guide Have you wondered if your dog would benefit from taking Prozac? Read on to learn more about Prozac for dogs

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Published
Vet's guide How long is a dog pregnant and what can you expect during this period? Vet Dr Diana Hasler explores this topic further

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Published
Vet's guide Metronidazole for dogs is an antimicrobial that is commonly prescribed in veterinary practice—read on to learn more about its uses

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS Published
Vet's guide Distemper can be deadly in dogs—keep reading to learn more about this disease and how to prevent it
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