Vet Times articles

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

A combination of factors can often come together to induce a metabolic disease problem. The … more

Lisa Weeth considers the reasons for patients having a lack of appetite and examines the support options available.

Cytological evaluation of solid masses, lymph nodes, internal organs and body fluids is an effective … more

The first part of this article considered recognition and diagnosis of Chlamydophila felis. Part two … more

The ascending colon in the horse, also known as the large colon, is a large, … more

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

Johnny (Ioannis) Plessas looks at diagnosing some of the most common causes of pain in this part of the canine body and assessing the best form of treatment.

Calcium is very tightly regulated within the body. As 99% of calcium is stored in … more

In managing equine wounds we are attempting to achieve four broad goals: full epithelialisation without … more

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

ABSTRACT Cats and dogs can maintain a narrow core body temperature range in a wide … more

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common, painful condition of dogs that can be challenging to manage … 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

Despite widespread advances in veterinary medicine, diagnostics and therapeutics, bovine respiratory disease (BRD) continues to … more

We have been treating cows with claw horn lesions for decades, using treatment protocols based … more

Osteoarthritis (OA) is a common, painful condition of dogs that can be challenging to manage … more