Paul Wood

Paul Wood biogPaul Wood, BVetMed, MSc, PGDipVetEd, FHEA, MRCVS, graduated from the RVC in 2005 and spent 18 months working in mixed practice across Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire. He then moved around doing small animal and exotic animal locum positions before starting a year-long MSc in wild animal health with ZSL London.
After completing this degree, he returned to the RVC as a farm animal clinician working in both the ambulatory and referral practices. After three years at the RVC, Paul had a brief foray into industry, providing maternity cover as an area veterinary manager for Pfizer Animal Health. In 2012, he joined the farm department at the University of Cambridge, where he developed the ambulatory, referral and consultancy services that were offered. During this time, he completed his post-graduate diploma in veterinary education.
Since October 2016, Paul has taken up a role as senior lecturer in farm animal practice at the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies, University of Edinburgh. Paul’s interests lay in fertility and obstetrics, surgery, calf health, individual farm animal medicine and management and veterinary education and student support.

May 2023

Susan Rhind and Paul Wood, of the University of Edinburgh, discuss what is coming up at the VetEd2023 conference in July.

August 2019

Paul Wood discusses the clinical presentation of this infection, and eradication schemes in place across the UK and Europe.

34 mins

September 2017

Paul Wood discusses why strategies for treatment and control of coccidiosis should play an important part in herd and flock health planning.

27 mins

March 2017

Paul Wood details the range of clostridia causing disease in cattle, along with their predisposing factors and clinical signs.

22 mins

December 2016

Difficult calvings are common events for farm animal vets and are rarely straightforward. However, as Paul Wood explains, they can be a good way for new vets to gain clients’ respect.

21 mins

October 2016

Paul Wood advises on measures to protect calves from this multifactorial respiratory disease, such as housing assessment, ventilation, diagnostics and vaccination.

16 mins

April 2016

Paul Wood says it's vital veterinarians put themselves in the heart of the vaccination conversation – and good communication is key.

23 mins

September 2015

ABSTRACT Most porcine disease transmission occurs through direct pig-to-pig contact, so any commercial pig farm … more

18 mins