VBJ articles

Video solutions and remote access are increasingly being used to give clients new ways to interact with their veterinary practices. This should not be seen as a threat and instead the growth of digital engagement should be embraced for the opportunities it provides, as Ben Sweeney explains…

SPOTLIGHT: Tom Warboys shares the ways in which veterinarians can advise clients on improving the health of youngstock on dairy farms.

Advanced imaging was once the preserve of referral centres and teaching hospitals, but an increasing number of practices now offer these modalities in a first opinion setting. However, the integration of these technologies can be a highly complex issue and there is much to consider before making such a significant investment…

Pet owners traditionally sought veterinary services on a pay-per-visit basis, often delaying essential care due to financial concerns. However, the subscription model has the potential to revolutionise pet health care by offering a more accessible, comprehensive, and cost-effective approach…

Tom Warboys shares some of the ways members of the profession can help clients reduce sheep and cattle disease spread.

Daniela Murgia discusses how vets can look after affected cats and dogs, their owners and themselves in such instances.

Elisabetta Mancinelli reviews available evidence for use of the specific synthetic, non-peptide, selective NK-1 receptor antagonist.

Georgia Wells explains the approaches vets make to ascertain both flexibility and maneuverability in canine pets, and future assessment plans.

Mike Davies discusses advice to offer pet owners regarding various medical issues that may affect elderly canine patients.

Imogen Johns covers the triggers, treatment and management plans for this long-term disease affecting horses.

Cecilia Villaverde discusses a variety of studies behind these fats, as well as their effects on neurological activity in canine patients.

Emma Fishbourne considers the sustainability benefits of this practice and how veterinarians can convey its advantages to clients.

Sarah Caney emphasises the need for regular preventive health checks for this age group of felines, as well as the ways vets can advise owners to improve their care at home

Bartosz Ropelewski references a case he was presented with, how it was treated and the medication used.

Learn more about how you can influence the future of parasite control in the latest video series from Elanco Animal Health.

Tim Potter outlines five key questions veterinarians can use to assess calf housing and reduce the risk of this condition.