Vet Times articles

ABSTRACT Canine T cell epitheliotropic lymphoma is a rare disease with a variable clinical presentation. … more

Many dogs affected with atopic dermatitis suffer from clinical disease at particular times of the … more

Pain is a ubiquitous phenomenon and the international and multidisciplinary range of clinicians’ professions studying … more

Katie Waine, Laura Polledo and Kirstin Baiker provide a guide to submitting whole animals for postmortem and biopsies for histopathology, offering principles that can be applied to any species.

Clinical signs associated with ureteral obstruction in the cat are unfortunately non-specific (Kyles et al, … more

The major underpinning principles of effective postoperative pain management are attention to pre and intraoperative … more

A dual active anthelmintic contains two different classes of anthelmintic with similar spectrums of activity. An … more

From the Vet Times archives – Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses research that led to the creation of a scoring system for the clinical assessment of hock lesions.

Indianapolis is the heartland of the United States and, with compassion at the forefront of … more

The group of diseases known as ceroid lipofuscinosis are hereditary neurodegenerative conditions seen in several dog … more

Mastitis is frequently cited as the costliest disease facing the cattle industry. Losses due to … more

Your first case of the afternoon is Poppy – a nine-year-old female, neutered, miniature poodle presented to … more

Ophthalmic problems increase in frequency with age and common, age-related, systemic diseases, including renal failure, … more

I write the day after the Charlie Hebdo atrocity in Paris: not surprisingly, it fills the … more

Jaw fractures are a common traumatic pathology seen in our patients, as a result of road … more

Both tobacco and nicotine replacement therapies are a source of acute poisoning in humans and … more