Vet Times articles

This year we have launched our new advanced practitioner status, with the aim of signposting … more

SARA PEDERSEN BSc(Hons), BVetMed, CertCHP, DBR, MRCVS focuses on the dangers surrounding the birth of … more

NATALIE FINCH BVSc, PhD, MRCVS in the first of a three-part article, introduces readers to … more

CHRISTINE HEINRICH DVOphthal, DipECVO, MRCVS considers the latest advances in treating a variety of eye … more

ALEX GOUGH MA, VetMB, CertSAM, CertVC, PGCert (neuroimaging), MRCVS Research Review A look at the … more

Joanna Hedley discusses the challenges of examining these patients, with a focus on the most common types of non-venomous snakes kept in captivity.

NICKY VINCENT BVSc, MRCVS Practice Notes THE other day I was scrolling through some postings … more

ROGER EVANS A Shropshire farmer considers that while concerns exist about factory farming, poultry is … more

TIED to a tree with 20ft of slack wasn’t an ideal scenario to allow for … more

REBECCA HUBBARD Veterinary Times journalist looks back on a day of lectures and sumo suits … more

Many types of antibiotics are licensed for calf respiratory disease treatment. This shows the importance … more

Recognition and quantification of pain in horses is notoriously difficult due to a lack of … more

CAT HENSTRIDGE BVSc, MRCVS argues that vets who become mothers should not be forced to … more

Cat scratch injuries leading to corneal lacerations are common in dogs and cats. These injuries … more

KATHERINE ROBSON BVSc, CertAVP(VA), MRCVS discusses the interest in total intravenous anaesthesia, looking at the … more

One of the fastest growing areas in research is into the microbiome. With the development … more

BOB MICHELL BVetMed, BSc, PhD, DSc, MRCVS Speculum TWO great veterinary surgeons of the 20th … more

Improved preventive and interventional health care is leading to an increasing number of older dogs. … more