Vet Times articles

We stood in front of the staff toilets. Shadows lay heavy in the tiny space. … more

So you’re thinking of hiring a recent graduate, but are concerned about the risks involved. Some of … more

The European Cetacean Society conference was preceded by a weekend of workshops, two of which … more

Hopefully, the title of this piece will have succeeded in drawing you in – so … more

Of all the treatments for chronic kidney disease (CKD), dietary modification has the most positive … more

Feather plucking, feather picking or feather destructive behaviour (FDB) is one of the most common, … more

Opioid analgesics are often the mainstay of perioperative pain management, but have become increasingly popular … more

 NAME: David Babington QUALIFICATIONS: BVetMed, MRCVS. POSITION: Managing director, Improve International. JOB DESCRIPTION: As managing … more

After a long day at the clinic, Ralph is your last appointment. He is an … more

At the beginning of the year, Claudia, a rescued moon bear at Animals Asia’s Chengdu … more

How long has it been in your career as a vet since you have been … more

ABSTRACT Sleep disorders are infrequently encountered in small animal practice, but can mimic common conditions, … more

It is probably fair to suggest horses possess a unique talent for getting themselves into … more

Urinalysis is an essential component of patient assessment. In general, especially for sick cats, cystocentesis … more

Reproductive efficiency is a key driver for profitability on dairy farms. Many postpartum conditions can … more

This article looks at what tests we can undertake to support our review of an … more

Eighty years ago a woman spotted a painting of her future husband in the office … more

The African wild dog (Lycaon pictus) is one of the most beautiful and charismatic of … more

In the second and final part of her article on domestic leporid encephalitozoonosis, Elisabetta Mancinelli looks at the disease’s pathogenesis as well as various forms of therapy.