Vet Times articles

In the Oxford online dictionary a supplement is defined as “a substance taken to remedy … more

ABSTRACT Equine laminitis is a destructive disease with its aetiology stemming from a number of … more

Evaluating erythrocytes in peripheral blood in horses is an extremely common component of blood testing … more

Questionnaire studies have identified a poor level of understanding of appropriate equine deworming practices among … more

A variety of intestinal anastomoses are used in equine surgery. This discussion will be restricted … more

ABSTRACT Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the … more

A team approach is critical for a successful outcome following any abdominal surgery. The team … more

It is probably fair to suggest horses possess a unique talent for getting themselves into … more

The first Horse Health Week, starting on September 21 as part of the Keeping Britain’s … more

ABSTRACT White line disease (WLD) describes a keratolytic process that causes separation of the inner … more

ABSTRACT Horse owners historically take little care of their pastures, neglecting reseeding and fertilising, and equine … more

ABSTRACT Management of pain in equine patients is vital to ensure they are made as … more

ABSTRACT Equine wounds are some of the most challenging ailments faced by vets because of … more

ABSTRACT Navicular syndrome is caused by pain arising from the navicular bone (distal sesamoid bone) … more

Aimi Duff highlights the vital contribution VNs can make in helping vets to assess horses that present with abnormal gait or stance, including useful techniques.