Vet Times articles

The rehoming of both stray and unwanted cats through veterinary charities and practices is a … more

You have just heroically placed an oesophagostomy feeding tube into a seven-year-old anorexic cat called … more

ABSTRACT Laser therapy (LT) acts when the photons of particular wavelengths interact with certain molecules … more

One would think making a diagnosis of conjunctivitis and treating it appropriately would be one … more

Last year in China, while at Zhejiang University Veterinary Hospital, Hangzhou after winning the BSAVA … more

ABSTRACT A three-year-old, male shih-tzu, weighing 8.3kg, was presented with acute onset paraplegia post-exercise. The … more

Keira may look like your average Staffordshire bull terrier, but we discovered she was very … more

In part one of this feature (VT45.34), the author considered dietary therapy for chronic kidney … more

We stood in front of the staff toilets. Shadows lay heavy in the tiny space. … more

Of all the treatments for chronic kidney disease (CKD), dietary modification has the most positive … more

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