Vet Times articles

Giardia lamblia is a protozoan parasite found in the small intestine of vertebrates. The most … more

“I’ll never forgive you for this. Never.” The man whispered the words in my ear … more

Consulting is an art, not a science. No matter how well you know your medicine … more

There’s a lot of pragmatism in my life. I never worry about things I have … more

Doctors make the worst patients. After spending more than a year as a patient I … more

Reading up on the legislation regarding working hours and the national minimum wage (NMW) I discovered … more

Angiostrongylus vasorum is the most common cause of haemorrhagic cerebrovascular accidents in dogs. Bleeding in … more

Despite the new regulations requiring all dogs are microchipped, an owner’s failure to do so … more

Meshed skin grafts have several advantages over non-meshed grafts. Meshing is the creation of several … more

I’m not going to tell you how long ago I was at university, but I … more

NAME: Ashley Gray AGE: 42. QUALIFICATIONS: MA, VetMB, PhD, MRCVS POSITION: Managing director, Vetsure. BRIEF CV: I graduated from the … more

This view is particularly useful for demonstrating small pneumothoraces, emphysema or loculated pleural fluid. The … more

I’ve noted a growing trend for veterinary staff to laugh at client mistakes. While this … more

One of the many non-academic challenges of becoming a vet is learning to cope with … more

Back in July, Radio 4 broadcast a programme comparing the “patient journey” of those in … more

Puppy pyoderma (also known as juvenile cellulitis) typically occurs between three weeks to four months … more

A big dairy farming story of late is the decision by the Caffè Nero coffee … more

It was my first day at work. I was nervous as heck, keen to impress, … more