Vet Times articles

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

Considerable numbers of cats, especially strays, presenting to shelters show signs of conjunctivitis and upper … more

“What vaccination protocol should we use for dogs and cats in our practice?” is not … more

Parrots are now very popular pets. They are beautiful, intelligent animals and they fascinate people. … more

Lameness is the most common reason for veterinary examination evidenced in numerous studies1,2,3. Within the … 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

Have you ever struggled with deciding on the best diet for a difficult case? Perhaps … more

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

The detection of disease and compromised welfare in growing pigs is becoming more acute because … more

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

Barcelona is vibrant and exciting. The home of Gaudí and the all-night party and this … more

As testament to their adaptability and endearing nature, rabbits have successfully made the transition from … more

ABSTRACT Lactate is a by-product of anaerobic metabolism, and the past 10 years has seen … more

When a patient is diagnosed with cancer, the first step is to seek advice from … more

Pad injuries are a common problem in primary practice. A study by Hansen et al1 … more