Vet Times articles

Joana Rijo, Pieter Defauw and Renata Stavinohova discuss how calcium deficiency can lead to such eye problems in canine and feline patients.

Nicola Menzies-Gow discusses the importance of studies behind these conditions and the allocation of medicine.

Myelopathy in cats, treating IMPA with leflunomide, the use of sildenafil in cats and leptomeningeal gliomatosis in dogs are among the topics under the microscope in Alex Gough’s latest Research Review column.

Mélanie Perrier discusses the developments made for diagnostics in horses.

Costel Zagan examines a case of toxin ingestion in a terrier and the use of intravenous lipid emulsion.

Wolfgang Dohne recounts the ups and downs of producing an event in Albania.

Georgie Hollis discusses vacuum-assisted closure and its use, current and potential, in veterinary settings.

Fiona Lovatt shares the findings from this study into a protective solution.

Sarah Hewitt reviews latest thinking on a cause of parasitic bronchitis that is increasingly impacting adult cattle as well as youngstock.

Lotfi El Bahri explains the grave issues posed by this fruit when consumed by dogs, and how to treat them.

The latest in our Diagnostic Dilemmas series sees Francesco Cian delve into the case of an eight-year-old Maltese dog referred for the presence of a small cutaneous nodule on its neck.

Veronica Roberts offers a background overview of this condition, followed by what is new based on literature.

Owen Atkinson explores how data can be used by vets for reviewing and forecasting on farms.

Ian Wright looks at the risk assessments and preventive methods to ensure health of companion animals.

Sam Bowker summarises the discussions and outcomes of the Break the Pain conference and round-table talk.

Matt Gurney discusses how practices and professionals can work with caregivers to raise awareness.

Ian Ramsey and Fergus Allerton explore how professionals can practice this, using examples.