Emma Gerrard explains the usual causes of vomiting in cats and dogs to equip VNs with useful knowledge when performing triage.

The EDGE programmes from Vets Now are not only exciting and fun but they provide the ideal springboard for a career in EEC.

The first and most important aspect to remember when dealing with hens is they are … more

In many weight loss programmes, the most difficult stage is once ideal/target bodyweight has been … more

After attending a workshop by the RCVS Mind Matters group, I was startled to see … more

While VN training touches on employment law, there may be significant gaps in a veterinary … more

A VN’s role may have developed over the past 25 years, but the fact remains … more

Linda Roberts provides an introductory look at the psychology, methodology and uses of this form of reinforcement learning in animals.

Laura Lacey looks at causal factors, behaviour meanings and therapy options in relation to negative emotions experienced in dogs when home alone.

Have you ever considered presenting your research at BVNA Congress? The Science Café is a … more

Another summer; another amazing opportunity to continue my quest to learn, savour and share the … more

Eileen Green VN Times editor, shares advice given by a behaviour expert on helping these domesticated birds and their owners to live both happily and harmoniously.

Ariane Neuber advises on management strategies, along with examples, for a selection of skin ailments veterinary nurses should be aware of in practice.

Oval Pet Centre in Sidcup, Kent is a family-run practice, led by Corrado Fornengo and … more

Being a mum in a full-time head nurse role has its challenges. However, from my … more