Vet Times articles

ROBERTO JOSE-LOPEZ presents a case study of a Jack Russell terrier with paralysis and advises … more

Adam Martin discusses the welfare and economical impacts related to this increasingly common metabolic disease, plus prevention and treatment methods.

PATRICK RIDGE in the second of a two-part article focusing on fragmentation of the medial … more

MY first thoughts when this book arrived was it would just be a slightly brighter, … more

DAVID TRUNDELL explains why he feels tuition fees are proving an obstacle too far for … more

TIM WATSON discusses the increasing occurrence of weight gain among pets, as well as its … more

JACK REECE looks at the career of a 19th century American surgeon who championed early … more

SHELLEY DOWN reports back on a spring workshop discussing the equine nervous system, with particular … more

A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine NEUTERING is widely believed … more

PATRICK RIDGE focuses on diagnosis, treatment and prognosis of fragmentation of the medial coronoid – an elbow … more

AT a recent veterinary meeting, I heard an American researcher generalising about the profession’s inability … more

LISA GARDBAUM considers the issues for cats and dogs when calcium levels are not effectively … more

TIM WATSON looks at the benefits and risks of neutering cats and dogs, and how … more

I REMEMBER the era before penicillin was available to “non-priority ” patients – absent classmates with … more

I AM very sorry for not having been in these pages for so long – I have … more

DAVID RENDLE highlights surveys indicating anthelmintics have been overused by owners and explains how targeted … more

SARAH CANEY discusses this common yet complex disorder in cats, highlighting recent advances in managing … more

WE’VE all heard the adage “If you fail to plan, you plan to fail”, and … more