Vet Times articles

LIFE as a vet is often about making the right decisions at the right time … more

RICHARD A L BROWN ponders whether animals have souls and offers some practical advice for … more

MICHAEL REYNOLDS discusses the universal presence of coccidiosis within cattle herds and its effects on … more

DAVID BAILEY, LOUISE MACLEOD highlight the mental and physical issues faced by humans associated with … more

THE BVA is to introduce a “blended learning approach” for its 2014 CPD programme, it … more

GRAHAM FINCH using his own practitioner knowledge and experience, outlines clinical signs, diagnostic tools and … more

VALENTINE’S, like Christmas, is a heady brew of sincerity and commercial pressure; certainly the saint, … more

THIS is an all-encompassing textbook on every aspect of dairy herd health, condensed into 321 … more

PERHAPS one could say it was ever thus, but it seems 2013 may go down … more

FERRETS (Mustela putorius furo) are commonly kept as companion animals, with at least 800,000 believed … more

NEIL FORBES highlights the seasonal risk posed to waterfowl from an acute contagious herpesvirus disease … more

JOHN DAWSON ponders the future of scanning, the differences between lay and veterinary personnel, and … more

ANDY FISKE-JACKSON describes the different stages of superficial digital flexor tendon injury in horses, as … more

ROSE JACKSON in the second of a two-part article (part one VT 44.01) discusses the … more

The old saying goes, “as the days get longer, the cold gets stronger” and although … more

Kelly Bowlt Blacklock, Mike Starkey and Sue Murphy advise on the clinical signs, diagnosis, staging and treatment of this invasive and highly metastic tumour, and highlight its prevalence among some breeds.

HANY M ELSHEIKHA highlights the importance of awareness of parasitic disease in companion animals, the … more

THE Associations of Veterinarians in Industry (AVI) used its winter meeting and annual general meeting … more