If you work in a veterinary practice or in the pet industry or in a business that supplies goods or services to the industry and you have something to say - why not become a 'Guest Blogger'?
For more information click here to read our: Guidelines for Guest Bloggers
What is your blog all about?
Anything and everything to do with fish. Pet fish, sharks, aquaculture, aquatic veterinary medicine, aquatic conferences and workshop….
Why did you decide to start writing it?
As a way for storing all useful and interesting pieces of information on fish health in one place so I could find them again. Also, I point my clients to some FAQs through my searchable blog.
How frequently do you blog?
Almost daily.
How much time do you think it takes up? How do you find the time?
About ten minutes a day. I’m always updating my knowledge and am reading the stuff anyway, so I just need to write a little something about that topic.
How do you come up with topics?
Something that catches my attention, or reflection on cases and events that had occurred during that week.
How did you set up your blog?
On WordPress.
What goals do you have for your blog? What are your aim/s?
To filter out misinformation that’s rife on the internet.
How has your blog supported or complemented your practice/business?
Show clients that you’re legit.
What has been your most rewarding blogging moment?
Getting useful feedback that increases my knowledge on the subject.
Has your blog helped you to build connections in the pet/vet community or meet people you may not have otherwise met?
I guess it’s quite nice when people say, “I know you. I read your Fish Jokes for Monday-itis!”.
What is your favourite thing about having a blog?
Coming up with all the bad “dad-jokes”.
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