We can start our good intentions now! Let’s make 2014 the year of pre-planning and … more

I can’t help thinking that efforts to improve “social mobility” and help people from all … more

Seasonal Canine Illness (SCI) is associated with dogs that have been walked in wooded areas … more

Christmas is coming! So, emergency rotas, tinsel FBs and chocolate toxicity all to come! The … more

The opportunity to take part in sport, either competitively or recreationally, is an essential part of stress … more

On a weekly basis my wife peruses the local newspaper. In the back – after … more

Exam results should mean celebration – but that won't be the case for everyone. The national average pass rate is usually between 70-80%. So, what should you do if it isn't good news?

Vet students have their own little community, not only within their own university but also … more

Thromboembolism is a severe uncommon complicating condition in hypertrophic cardiomyopathy in cats. It can cause … more

The prognosis of a cat with hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HCM) is highly variable. Some cats may … more

A fellow Vetsonline blogger, Will Easson, recently wrote a post about the potential impact of an … more

Kennel cough is an infection of the upper respiratory tract of the dog, and can … more

Following last year’s announcement that the University of Surrey is to open a new veterinary … more

Hydrogen peroxide (H2O2) is such a strong oxidiser it is highly reactive. Due to its … more

Something I have noticed in the past few years (and mentioned in my last post) … more

Jane Davidson reviews the positives and negatives of in-practice training for vets and VNs, and wonders whether the individual schemes could be more closely linked.

For the first part of my career my “special interest”, and something I became gradually … more