Vet Times articles

Jacqueline Matthews reviews the types of endoparasites impacting on horse health, each one's proliferation, new diagnostic protocols and strategies to gain owner compliance.

Victoria Colgate recaps the organisation's inaugural conference, held in April at The British Racing School in Newmarket.

Lara Gosling, Jonathon Dixon and David Rendle discuss using thoracic radiography and ultrasonography to identify and monitor progression of this disease.

Jamie Prutton discusses methods of controlling this condition, including when to stable, the use of rugs and advice to give owners.

Samantha Castle discusses how new rules from The Pony Club on EI booster vaccinations could save vets from some difficult encounters with owners.

Safia Barakzai reports on the highlights at the most recent American Association of Equine Practitioners Annual Convention.

Andy Durham outlines the two-step process for investigating causes of pruritus in horses – including how decide there is an allergy at all.

Emily Haggett attempts to offer assistance to fellow clinicians on a number of aspects, including signalment, history taking, clinical examination and treatment.

The author updates readers on currently circulating viruses, clinical signs to look for, diagnosis, treatment, surveillance and vaccination.

Malcolm Weetman, Tony Davies, Rosemary Brown, Max Murray, Patrick Pollock and David Sutton on the findings of a six-year study.

Jacqueline Matthews discusses identification, monitoring and treatment of significant gastrointestinal parasitic helminth burdens.