Secrets revealed in Dr Loh’s Fish Vetting Series.
There are no secrets in the treatment of fish diseases as seen in Dr Loh’s new YouTube channel < http://tinyurl.com/thefishdoctor >.
You can learn more about how it is done with his practical manuals and instructional videos, available from his website (use your desktop computer).
This series of publications has helped promote fish health and welfare globally:
• Fish Vetting Essentials” (book)
• “Fish Vetting Medicines – Formulary of Fish Treatments” (book)
• “Fish Vetting Techniques & Practical Tips” (DVD).
Get your copies today and begin fish vetting with confidence.
Go to – https://thefishvet.com.au/shop/shopping.html
About the author:
As “The Fish Vet”, Dr Richmond Loh and his team across Australia provide veterinary, and
pathology services for a range of clients including pet fish, display aquaria, retailers and fish farmers.
He has been admitted to the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists by
examinations in the subjects of Pathobiology, and Aquatic Animal Health. He is a Certified Aquatic
Veterinarian and has been awarded the George Alexander International Fellowship by the
International Specialised Skills Institute.
Pertinent Posts:
• President of the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association (WAVMA, 2014)
• Secretary for the Aquatic Animal Health Chapter of the Australian and New Zealand College
of Veterinary Scientists (ANZCVS, 2015)
• Senior Adjunct Lecturer at Murdoch University
• WAVMA Webinar co-ordinator/moderator (2013 to
present).
The Fish Vet’s Services
The Fish Vet offers a comprehensive aquatic veterinary services in a range of locations across Australia. Our aquatic veterinarians are based in Perth (WA), Brunswick (Victoria), Sydney/Gosford (NSW) and Duffy (ACT). Our aquatic specialists are based in Townsville (Queensland) and in Singapore.
The Fish Vet, a one-stop-shop: there is no duplication of work, and no loss of time or information between management and consultant.
Services offered through The Fish Vet include:
- Diagnosis and treatment for diseases
- Management advice
- Health certification
- Supply of veterinary resources
- Education and research
We service the following sectors:
- Pet ornamentals (e.g. home aquariums, pond, aquaponics)
- Display aquaria (e.g. public aquariums and zoos)
- Commercial ornamentals (e.g. ornamental fish farms, retailers, wholesalers, exporters)
- Education (e.g. universities, researchers, hobby groups)
DOWNLOAD OUR SERVICES MANUAL –> TFV Services and Fees 2018-19
Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: anger management
Q: Which fish gets angry quickly?
A: snapper!
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Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: clothing alterations
Q: Which fish is good at sewing?
A1: Threadfin salmon.
A2: Tailor.
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Who do you recommend as good aquarium and pond maintenance companies?
In the 20 years I’ve been practicing as a fish veterinarian, I’ve heard from clients, their first hand encounters of businesses providing some questionable practices and have lost fish, or had more damage done to their property.
My collegue, Dr Sanders in the USA, shares some of her tips on how you’d differentiate between a good operator, and one that’s a bit “fishy”.
Read more at – https://cafishvet.com/2019/11/07/does-my-fish-maintenance-company-know-what-theyre-doing/
Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: reliability
Q: Which fish is unreliable?
A:
Pike
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Who and where are all The Fish Vets?
The Fish Vet has a team of veterinarians across Australia (Perth, Melbourne, Sydney and Canberra) and internationally (London and Hong Kong), offering mobile aquatic veterinary and diagnostic services specifically for the pet fish sector. We make home visits to treat clients’ sick fish in ponds and aquariums.
Leading the team is Dr Richmond Loh who is a Certified Aquatic Veterinarian who has international standing having been awarded the highest honour as a Fellow of the World Aquatic Veterinary Medical Association. He is an examined Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in both subjects of Pathobiology and in Aquatic Animal Health, he has qualified as a Veterinary Pathologist and an Aquatic Diagnostician, and based in Perth, provides diagnostic services for fish Australia-wide. Watch Dr Loh in action on YouTube.
Dr Alistair Brown based in Melbourne with his start in Scotland’s salmon industry and combined with his small animal (dogs and cats) experience, delivers a holistic fish veterinary service. He is an examined Member of the Australian and New Zealand College of Veterinary Scientists in Aquatic Animal Health.
Dr Jelena Vukcevic in Canberra brings her zoo, small animal and research experience to help your fishes get better.
Drs Lucie Nedved and Aivee Huynh together service the wide area of Sydney and its surrounds. Dr Nedved brings her experience with zebrafish facilities and combines this with smalll animal veterinary experience to deliver a great service. Dr Huynh is our latest Australian recruit and is quick to respond.
In London we have Dr Bryony Glover, who has recently qualified as a Certified Aquatic Veterinarian. She is our fish vet working under the trade name “London Aquatic Veterinary Services (LAVS)”. For more information, visit her at <http://thefishvet.co.uk>.
In Hong Kong, we have Dr Giana Bastos Gomes. An expert in shrimp (Masters) and with a PhD in barramundi parasites, Dr Gomes provides a research and advisory role to our team on all matters relating to pet fish health and welfare.
We will soon bring you a pet fish veterinarian in Hong Kong. Stay tuned for announcements.
Office locations: Perth | Melbourne | Sydney | Canberra | Hong Kong | London (UK).
Contact details:
Dr Richmond Loh
W: http://www.thefishvet.com.au
Ph: +61 (0)421 822 383
Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: hardware
Q: Who would own an underwater hardware shop?
A: Hammerheads
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GIANT booger in a giant gourami fish?
What’s this?
Snot a tumour, or is it?
Watch our video run (link), to see what interesting answers we dig out!
Puns intended.
And above all, have a FINtastic week!
Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: piping
Q: If a pipefish worked, what would it do?
A: Be a plumber
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How much does a fish veterinarian charge?
You’ll be surprised to know how much we charge as fish veterinarians. While some might shirk at the cost, many clients are ever so grateful for the service and surprised it didn’t cost them as much as they’d thought.
See the link to an article my colleague has prepared. It details what it takes to be a fish veterinarian, compared to a veterinarian in general practice – https://cafishvet.com/2019/10/25/pricing/
Fish Jokes for Monday-itis: for the locals
The following are West Australian related jokes:
Q1: If whale sharks need the conveniences, where do they go?
Q2: Where do marine life avoid along the coast of WA?
Q3: Where do Margaret River fish not swim?
Q4: Where do WA fish species relax?
Now here are the answers…
A1: Ninga*loo*!
A2: Burns beach.
A3: Gallows and Guillotine surf points.
A4: Peaceful Bay
Have you been to these places before?
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