Vet Times articles

SELIN COOPER, SELENE HUNTLEY and LAURA GREEN describe a study of teat lesions in a … more

THOMAS WITTE describes the factors to be considered when choosing an extraction method in horses, … more

JAMES OLIVER provides an overview of benign and malignant intraocular tumours in dogs, discussing presenting … more

ROGER EVANS uses some lessons from the past to come up with a suggestion for … more

PIP JOHNSON considers, in the final part of her article, the findings practitioners can expect … more

MALCOLM MCKEE and GARETH ARTHURS discuss the issues for practitioners planning joint replacement in small … more

MATTHEW GURNEY looks at the pathophysiology of this poorly researched area in animals and suggests … more

RUSSELL LYON reports on the vital work being done by HART and Animal Nepal to … more

LIVIA BENATO provides an overview of nutritional approaches to pet birds, reptiles and other small … more

Raise a glass: Bayer’s 150th anniversary BAYER treated delegates on its congress stand to cupcakes … more

ALEX GOUGH A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine PERITONEOPERICARDIAL diaphragmatic … more

AS an undergraduate I always considered vets on call as being very similar to superheroes. … more

Sebastien Behr considers the circumstances around clinical presentation of this acute spinal cord phenomenon and advises recovery is possible.

HENRY R FEILDEN believes the future of the profession is under threat from an oversupply … more

MICHAEL Day gave delegates a “sneak peek” at plans for his year at the helm … more

THE outgoing president of BSAVA is “looking forward to getting back into clinical work” as … more

A YEAR after the world descended on Birmingham for the joint world congress, delegates from … more

VIRBAC used its stand at congress to champion the launch of its new online portal … more