Vet Times articles

One would think making a diagnosis of conjunctivitis and treating it appropriately would be one … more

ABSTRACT The pre-lambing period is a critical time in the sheep production cycle, and one where … more

Last year in China, while at Zhejiang University Veterinary Hospital, Hangzhou after winning the BSAVA … more

A big dairy farming story of late is the decision by the Caffè Nero coffee … more

A variety of intestinal anastomoses are used in equine surgery. This discussion will be restricted … more

ABSTRACT When it comes to tackling mastitis, the ideal is a convenient treatment requiring little … more

When Carl Boyde entered practice in 1952 after graduating from the RVC, he could not … more

Lesa Thompson outlines some of the primary needs regarding exotic rodents commonly kept as pets, along with prevalent conditions they may present with in vet practices.

ABSTRACT Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to the … more

Recently I met up with some of my university friends. This doesn’t happen as often … more

Around 10 years ago (it seems more, but recently time seems to have fewer divides) … more

A team approach is critical for a successful outcome following any abdominal surgery. The team … more

The past few decades have seen a shift from the focus being treatment of clinical … more

ABSTRACT A three-year-old, male shih-tzu, weighing 8.3kg, was presented with acute onset paraplegia post-exercise. The … more

Keira may look like your average Staffordshire bull terrier, but we discovered she was very … more

CT of the horse’s head is widely available in equine practice and its use in … more

The term anthelmintic resistance is not new to vets or most farmers and it poses … more

In part one of this feature (VT45.34), the author considered dietary therapy for chronic kidney … more