Vet Times articles

Roger Evans says many people feel badgers "should be protected at all costs", but don't feel the same way about cattle.

John Dawson discusses reproductive gynaecological methods pioneered in the human field used in cattle fertilisation.

The EU Energy and Environment Sub-Committee seeks to highlight any challenges or opportunities the Government will face in maintaining welfare standards post-Brexit.

Anna Bruguera looks at bovine viral diarrhoea, its transmission, recognising clinical signs and UK eradication schemes in place.

Sara Pedersen reviews the 2nd International Hoof Trimmers Conference, which took place at Legoland in Denmark.

Victoria Brown looks at research into behaviour traits suggesting whale and dolphin species grieve after the death of their offspring.

Andrew Forbes discusses parasitic and pest species that can impact on the grazing season and how best to control the problem.

Emma King looks at key viral, bacterial and fungal diseases found in ducks and how to identify them at postmortem.

Ceri Owen, Nigel Kendall, Fiona Lovatt and Marnie Brennan reveal findings from a questionnaire into sheep farmers’ recognition and utilisation of body condition scoring.

Roger Evans looks at some of the issues affecting dairy farmers, including antibiotics and the continuing issues around bTB – especially on his own farm.

Sara Pedersen describes the importance of communication and working jointly with all involved when treating cases of lame animals.

Roger Evans discusses the business impact of TB on his farm, and looks at other issues, including badger culling.

Roger Evans reflects on a week where the TB “black cloud” settles over the farm, and he questions both the precautions in place as well as actions to be taken.