Vet Times articles

Claudia Busse looks at the increasingly popularity of pugs and discusses how their susceptibility to … more

Roger Evans opens up on the difficulties TB poses, revealing the emotional, as well as … more

Peter Aitken believes vets have a vital role to perform when it comes to anthelmintic … more

Roger Blowey reviews more of the topics covered at the 17th digit symposium, and looks … more

Louise Silk explains how many basic dairy cattle lameness principles can also be applied to … more

David Rendle encourages practitioners to be proactive in tackling laminitis with owners and welcomes new … more

David Rendle looks at this common skin tumour in cats and considers the differences from … more

Elisabetta Mancinelli provides a reminder of why suture selection is such an important decision, discussing … more

Rosa Angela Ragni headed to East Africa to help a charity that neuters stray cats, … more

Andrew Sparkes discusses human influences in the rise of feline weight gain, before identifying prevalence, … more

Spontaneous chronic corneal epithelial defects (SCCEDs) – also termed non-healing corneal ulcers, indolent ulcers, refractory ulcers … more

THROUGHOUT veterinary college you are always taught “common things are common” – and, most of the time, … more

VICKY ROWLANDS examines various treatments in equines, such as stem cell therapy, that aim to … more

SARAH PELLETT, MOLLY VARGA explain the breeding cycles of male and female ferrets, before discussing … more

IT’S hard enough being a vet, but imagine doing the job with a camera inches … more

“MORE often than prose or mathematics, poetry is received in a hostile spirit” (Faber Book … more

KIT STURGESS looks at the steps needed to create an effective, individual senior health care … more

CARL BRADBROOK follows on from part one on pulse oximetry and blood pressure measurement by … more