Vet Times articles

David Beeston advises students on getting the most out of their final year and to set their own guidelines for good mental health.

Roger Evans attempts to look at the badger culling debate – from both sides of the argument.

Tim Greet details the Society for the Protection of Animals Abroad’s work to better welfare and education in developing countries.

Join the RVC’s feline endocrinology experts Stijn Niessen and Yaiza Forcada on a journey through the facts and myths of cats and their hormones in this webinar series.

Benjamin Kennedy reports on the British Bee Veterinary Association’s autumn meeting, which looked into the composition of honey that contributes to its antimicrobial use.

Tony Andrews in response to an article by Speculum author Bob Michell, investigates the final resting place of a famous equine.

Glen Cousquer summarises proceedings from the first International Conference on Human Behaviour Change for Animal Welfare.

Chanticleer runs the rule over more issues affecting life and the veterinary profession.

Hannah Capon in part one of this article, discusses how to engage with owners in such cases.

Vicki Nicholls recounts the heartfelt tale of when she had to say goodbye to her dog as an owner, rather than as a veterinarian.

Ellen Lavender discusses how vet school doesn't prepare you for every eventuality you'll encounter in practice.

Tara Zilic reports on the annual Equine SkiPD course, where attendees can share information about running their practices in between hitting the ski slopes.

Keith Warner reports on Defra’s prevention measures and advice following bird flu outbreaks.

"Trust is the basis for all dealings between people and animals, it takes forever to build it and nanoseconds to lose it." Chanticleer with his first column of 2017.