Vet Times articles

ROGER EVANS ponders the differences between the farmers’ and the public’s perception of current and … more

THE first thing to strike you about this new edition is the size. At 1,538 … more

FERNANDO MALALANA discusses the various therapy options available regarding this common equine optical ailment Summary … more

Kumar Sivam looks at clinical and sub-clinical ketosis, and methods of diagnosing the condition as well as ways of controlling it in cattle.

LIVIA BENATO considers how these live microorganisms, known for carrying health benefits, could help the … more

TIME is at a premium in veterinary practice and getting staff together for meetings is … more

GEORGINA L HERBERT and MATTHEW GURNEY consider the challenges in providing pain relief and good … more

THERE was a time when stories that were barely interesting – even for the people involved … more

ROGER BLOWEY in the first of a two-part article, reports on the International Ruminant Lameness … more

IVAN RAKIC discusses a case of where a wound in a young horse was treated … more

MATTHEW GURNEY looks at the management of chronic pain in pets, but says it is … more

KAREN WALSH advises on the precautions needed when using anaesthesia in patients with idiopathic epilepsy … more

MONICA GUERRERO-MENDEZ presents a case study of a wild bird brought into a hospital that … more

ALEX WALTERS reports on his feedlot visit within this US state to discover the processes … more

SIMON DENNIS, JOÃO LOUREIRO describe various studies into management methods for this form of heart … more

SIMON Boulton, the companion animal marketing manager at Virbac, was only recently appointed to his … more

ROGER EVANS takes reluctant comfort after being informed about TB-restricted sales in an otherwise difficult … more

MONICA MERLO considers the best use of radiographic and ultrasonographic imaging, focusing on how the … more