Vet Times articles

Vanessa Woolhead describes the case of a three-month-old patient, which Irby and Neston Veterinary Surgery team worked hard on.

Norbert Mencke discusses the connection between human, animal and environmental health.

Chris Dixon talks through diagnosis and surgical options that can treat rhegmatogenous detached retinas in dogs, and even bring sight back.

John Chitty looks at the data from owners of these pets, and how vets can monitor and advise on welfare.

Samantha Taylor emphasises the importance of being vigilant for this condition.

Jack Reece discusses this condition that is being seen more frequently in the UK among imported dogs.

Tamsin Durston RVN explains the benefits of Dogs Trust’s Dog Friendly Clinic Scheme and how it can increase the client and clinic bond.

Alex Gough reviews recent studies into identifying animal pain, accessibility of care, lymphoma in dogs, prebiotics, canine urothelial carcinoma, pancreatitis in cats and smartphone-based ECGs.

Davide Immediato and Filippo De Bellis outline causes, diagnosis and treatment of pruritus in canines.

Norbert Mencke covers medicine to treat parasites, creating suitable environments and owner compliance.

Sarah Heath details some of the behavioural signs and advice for educating caregivers on what to look for.

Cecilia Villaverde considers dietary strategies for combating these issues in both canine and feline patients.

Peter Edgar shares findings he gleaned from the 22nd meeting of European society of vet orthopaedics and traumatology, held in Venice.

Sarah Caney provides an update regarding this syndrome, including ways of ensuring clients are on board.

Roberto La Ragione, Marvin Firth and Alastair MacMillan discuss latest guidance and how to minimise the risks of such checks on animals that have received chemotherapeutic and radioactive agents.

Karen Walsh outlines the pharmacological options that can be used for different conditions in these pets.