Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS

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 currently lives in Edinburgh where she enjoys spending time with her husband Gavin and playing with their feisty tabby cat Poppy.

Latest articles by Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS

Woman holding dog in clinic, veterinarian standing in background

What is bloat in dogs? A vet's guide

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS published

Advice What is bloat in dogs? We reveal everything you need to know about this life-threatening emergency that requires immediate veterinary attention

Advice
Cat sad

Is your cat sad? A vet's guide to managing cat depression

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS published

Advice Is your cat sad, and do you wonder if they could be depressed? Let’s take a closer look at how cats experience depression – and what to do about it

Advice
Tan dog eating a bowl of food in a kitchen

Is grain-free dog food good for their health?

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS published

Advice Grain-free dog foods are trending amongst pet owners—but are they a good option for your pooch?

Advice
dog won't stop barking

Dog won’t stop barking? Causes and how to stop excessive barking

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS published

Vet's guide Barking is a normal form of communication for dogs, but what should you do if your dog won’t stop barking? Keep reading to find out

Vet's guide
A teenage girl feeding a golden retriever peanut butter from a spoon

Can dogs eat peanut butter?

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS published

Advice Want to know the answer to “Can dogs eat peanut butter?” Let’s have a closer look.

Advice
A woman feeding her cat a banana, the cat is sat on her shoulder

Can cats eat bananas?

By Dr. Diana Hasler BVM&S MRCVS last updated

Advice They’re enjoyed by monkeys and minions alike but can cats eat bananas? Find out…

Advice
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