Vet Times articles

Mark Turner returns to the lives of Margaret, Ali, Matt and the team in part 3 of his story about the day-to-day struggles of UK practice life.

Mark Turner introduces the second chapter (part one, VT53.47) of his story that identifies issues in practice.

Liz Somerville is a founder-director of Loch Leven Equine in Scotland and has been on the board of the Veterinary Management Group since 2019. Now president of the VMG, Liz took time out of her busy schedule to tell us about her job, her life and to share some insights about the sector…

In his latest Research Review column for Vet Times, Alex Gough examines studies into tooth resorption in cats, cardiac changes in dogs fed high-pulse diets, traumatic pneumomediastinum and more…

Drawing on experience, Fergal McDermott exposes challenges of sharing “failures” in practice and how vets can process and move forward.

SPVS president Silvia Janská explains that it doesn’t matter if things don’t always go to plan, in her second column for Vet Times.

Nigel Dougherty shares a sublime experience among these curious birds on New Zealand’s rugged south-western coastline.

Laura Woodward discusses the maths behind how investing in veterinary staff well-being can increase profits and improve patient outcomes.

Richard Brown gives his opinion on this matter for the sake of the “unique” veterinary profession.

Paddy Gordon highlights the annual accolade designed to champion the UK’s next generation of professionals.

Adam Auckburally suggests a new approach to governance and auditing of such veterinary medications.