We are very pleased to announce that as of April 2018, Mark Craig will be visiting Bicester Vets once a month to see complex dermatological (skin disease) cases.
Mark completed a residency at the Royal Veterinary College where he completed his certificate in Small Animal Dermatology back in the early 1990’s. For the subsequent 20 or so years he has run his own dermatology referral service.
Mark has vast experience in dermatological conditions and their treatment and he also has a special interest in allergic and auto-immune skin diseases.
Apart from working as a referral dermatologist Mark has written numerous papers in veterinary magazines and even chapters in veterinary textbooks.
Mark’s extra study, experience and ongoing learning qualify him as an RCVS Advanced Practitioner in Small Animal Dermatology.
Mark will be available to see patients from the middle of April. His first visit usually takes between 1.5 – 2 hours and will include in depth analysis of the history of the condition, examination of the pet and usually some initial tests looking at the hair and skin surface under the microscope.
Mash and his Detached “Abs”
Mash was rushed into Bicester Vets after his owners felt he “wasn’t right” and didn’t seem able to stand properly at home
Dory’s Diaphragmatic Dilemma
Dory’s situation was quite critical; some tests were done but there was a high risk of making her worse is she was stressed in any way
Jett’s Fractured Foot
When Jett was brought to the practice one Sunday in late January, his back foot was hugely swollen & painful
