Vet Times articles

Ian Wright offers advice for vets for cat owners on parasite Toxoplasma gondii and its transmission potential to people, while preventing human-cat bond erosion.

Bob Michell relays the example of early British computer LEO – and laments our country's track record as the land of squandered opportunity.

Martin Atkinson reflects on 2016’s Congress in the Snow highlights from the Austrian Alps, which proved successful in location, lecture content and leisure activities.

Andrew Gardiner looks at how this disease was diagnosed and treated during the emerging years of veterinary medicine.

Rebecca Robinson looks at ways in which pain can be assessed in companion animals using the variety of available scales (part 2 of 2).

Rebecca Robinson looks at ways in which pain can be assessed in companion animals using the variety of available scales (part 2 of 2).

Albane Fauron and Karen Perry look into the causes of this common orthopaedic condition in dogs and how to diagnose and classify individual cases (part 1 of 2).

Marco Falchieri and Mark Burton discuss a plan when scrutinising poultry health on farms, taking into account housing, including cultures and sample tests.

Peter Edmondson was enlightened by the way vets in Arizona work and how they are having to adapt on large-scale dairy farms holding thousands of cattle.

Samantha Taylor focuses on how to diagnose chronic kidney disease in cats so they can be treated at an earlier stage of diagnosis (part 1/2).

Roger Evans admits to being a cup half-full person, but with milk prices low as a result of over-production, considers the outlook is gloomy for dairy farming.

Claudia Hartley reports on efforts to rescue bears in China, Vietnam and Cambodia, and the AHT’s role in helping to diagnose and treat their eye conditions.

Chanticleer's March column for Veterinary Times discusses the importance of communicating the right way to help practice life.

The EDGE programmes from Vets Now are not only exciting and fun but they provide the ideal springboard for a career in EEC.

Nutrition during the dry period is critical for dairy cattle, writes Alex Bach.

Chris Palgrave reports on the first meeting of the BBVA at the National Bee Unit and the responsibilities of bee inspectors

Dan Skeldon assesses the new regulations for microchipping dogs and what this means for owners and the veterinary profession as compliance becomes mandatory.

Mike Taylor outlines the parasites that affect llamas and alpacas, signs of infestation and various treatment options.