It is five in the morning and the telephone rings. The rain is pelting against the windowpane, still an opaque darkness in the centre of the bedroom wall, waiting for dawn to allow the misery of a bitter, blustery winter morning creep in. As you crawl out of your bed muttering at the ill fate that allowed a young pup to contract pneumonia, necessitating an early morning, emergency call-out, you rue the day veterinary medicine ruined your life. Yet, for some Dublin veterinarians, midnight interruptions are outdated thanks to the establishment of the Dublin Animal Emergency Clinic. Eoin Murphy spoke to one of the founders and the manager of the specialist service, Nicola Neumann. [References: None]
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