Vet Times articles

While she often finds out-of-hours work the least fun part of the job, it can throw up some interesting and humorous cases.

Ali Budgell reports on proceedings from a Veterinary Christian Fellowship CPD day on feline dentistry.

Grad Expectations' David Beeston recounts some of the experiences from his first weekend on call.

Alex Gough takes a look at a number of papers in small animal veterinary medicine in his Research Review from VT48.15.

Alison Lambert discusses the opportunities available to practices able to reappraise how they view this mandatory requirement.

Ned Flaxman, general manager of Krka UK, talks about his latest role and a successful career in animal health – via a seven-year stint in the Royal Navy – as he steps inside the Examination Room.

Alex Gough's latest Research Review also includes a look at studies on seizure control in dogs, canine intestinal lymphoma and bladder carcinoma in dogs.

New grad David Beeston returns to his trip to Zimbabwe and some of the weird, wacky and wonderful experiences he encountered in his time volunteering in Africa.

Lento the two-toed sloth is growing fast - for a sloth - and enjoying Mothering Sunday with mum Marilyn.

Emily Simcock discusses out-of-hours issues, consultancy work and other topics in her latest Practice Notes column.

Sally Clarke, director of vets, provides an overview of how Simplyhealth Professionals help practices make the most of their membership.

John O’Connor is a qualified vet who has worked at Royal Canin for more than a decade. A keen sportsman and former president of Veterinary Ireland, he is also something of a ”cat whisperer”, as we discovered when he stepped into the Examination Room.

Caroline Hewson examines practical ways of dealing with the subject, including handling euthanansia and bereaved clients.