Vet Times articles

Hyperadrenocorticism (HAC) is a challenging, but rewarding disease to diagnose and treat. It is a … more

Having been a vet for more years than I care to remember and in small … more

Since vaccinations were discovered more than 150 years ago, vociferous anti-vaccination campaigns have existed from certain … more

Working in veterinary practice involves meeting, talking and interacting with a variety of different people … more

The past 18 months have supposedly demonstrated a rediscovery of the appetite for national politics … more

I am a vet. I have all the required letters after my name. I spent … more

Christmas 75 years ago was not the merriest. Of course, I don’t remember it, but … more

At times I believe what we need more than additional legislation and governmental control is … more

The incidence of milk leakage is an indirect indicator of the three axes at dry-off: … more

An international renal and renovascular symposium, organised by Boehringer Ingelheim Animal Health, in association with … more

I seem to recall being told at veterinary school many years ago by an eminent … more

In 2013, the Reserve Bank of Australia conducted its third Survey of Consumers’ Use of … more

The autumn meeting of the Sheep Veterinary Society (SVS) was held on the Isle of … more

The alarm goes off at 3:30am and, for a minute, I think I’m on call. … more

The last time I wrote, I focused on the issue of antibiotic resistance in humans and … more

As I write this article, the weather is on the turn for the worse and … more

Gareth Hateley, the outgoing president of the BCVA, was a guest at the Veterinary Christian … more