BSc BVetMed DSAM DipECVIM-CA MRCVS

Clinical Director and Partner, Dick White Referrals

RCVS and EBVS® European Specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine

Hon. Associate Professor of Small Animal Medicine, University of Nottingham

Rob qualified from the RVC in 1996 having previously completed a BSc in Physiology and Pharmacology at King’s College London in 1992. After a four-year period in mixed general practice he joined the medicine service at Cambridge Veterinary School as a resident and completed his residency in 2003.

He obtained his RCVS Diploma in Small Animal Medicine in 2003, his ECVIM diploma in 2005 and is a recognised European Specialist in Internal Medicine.

At present Rob is head of the Small Animal Internal Medicine service at Dick White Referrals in Suffolk and an Honorary Associate Professor at the University of Nottingham Veterinary School, with active research programmes in the development of gene therapy for canine diabetes mellitus, the identification of genetic susceptibility loci in canine lymphoma and the genetic basis for canine lipomata.

Rob Foale lectures on the following courses

Endocrine Emergencies (On-Demand)

Rob Foale

The clinical signs of an endocrine disease and the signs of an animal under treatment becoming unstable, can often slip under the radar until a crisis point is reached. Recognising that an endocrine disorder may be the underlying aetiology for an animal presenting as an emergency is vital for...

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6Hours

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Medical Oncology in General Practice

Rob Foale

A ten-part learning series for vets with specialist Rob Foale. This series aims to provide vets in general practice with an up-to-date review of how to approach and practice medical oncology; predominantly in dogs but with reference to feline oncology where appropriate. Beginning with a...

On-Demand

5.5Hours

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Managing Diabetes Mellitus in General Practice

Rob Foale

A series with Rob Foale on managing canine and feline diabetes mellitus in general practice. This video series provides vets in general practice with an up to date overview of how to approach and treat patients presenting with diabetes mellitus, both canine and feline. Starting with a review...

On-Demand

5.5Hours

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