Vet Times articles

Opioid analgesics are often the mainstay of perioperative pain management, but have become increasingly popular … more

After a long day at the clinic, Ralph is your last appointment. He is an … more

ABSTRACT Sleep disorders are infrequently encountered in small animal practice, but can mimic common conditions, … more

Urinalysis is an essential component of patient assessment. In general, especially for sick cats, cystocentesis … more

Osteoarthritis (OA) is being increasingly recognised as the most common cause of progressive chronic pain … more

Nutrition plays a vital role in health yet, despite inappetence being a common presenting sign … more

We can forget sometimes just how lucky we are living on a relatively small island … more

Cats with heart failure are poorly served by published evidence regarding the most effective therapy. … more

ABSTRACT Few areas in companion animal medicine are as contentiously debated as how we could … more

Fractures of the humeral condyle are common in dogs – particularly breeds such as springer … more

ABSTRACT Iatrogenic hypothyroidism (IH) is an acknowledged potential complication following treatment of hyperthyroidism. Although previously … more

The bibles of nephrology separate acute renal failure (ARF) from chronic renal failure (CRF) as … more

ABSTRACT Entropion is an eversion of an eyelid margin, resulting in trichiasis (hair rubbing against … more

Many dogs affected with atopic dermatitis suffer from clinical disease at particular times of the … more

The major underpinning principles of effective postoperative pain management are attention to pre and intraoperative … more

Indianapolis is the heartland of the United States and, with compassion at the forefront of … more