Vet Times articles

I ALWAYS like this time of year, not only because the days are becoming longer, … more

YOUR clients are the foundation to your success and you can never place too much … more

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

THE answer to the above question is Wales – it alone lacks one. England seems set to … more

NATALIE FINCH reviews efforts to improve the veterinary experience for felines, including what some practices … more

REBECCA HUBBARD meets Tim Harrison, managing director of award-winning Yorkshire-based White Cross Vets THE word … more

SARA PEDERSEN looks at the diseases caused by pathogenic Clostridia that can be fatal and … more

ELISABETTA MANCINELLI discusses causes and symptoms of these conditions in rabbits, and advises on diagnostic … more

VIKTOR PALUS, GIUNIO BRUTO CHERUBINI look at central nervous system lymphoma, an aggressive tumour it … more

HUMOUR can be weird. Within minutes of a tragedy a rash of jokes in dubious … more

MARGE CHANDLER discusses medical conditions and genetic factors linked to obesity, and how neutering can … more

ROGER EVANS tells of how dogs have come in and out of his life as … more

IAN NANJIANI considers the state of play in understanding and combating the relatively recent rise … more

BEN BLACKLOCK describes a procedure for safely performing eye removal without general anaesthesia in horses … more

DANIELA MURGIA in the first of a two-part article, looks at the causes and diagnosis … more

SEBASTIEN BEHR, RAQUEL TREVAIL, ROBERTO JOSÉ-LÓPEZ, JAMES ELFORD discuss factors behind this condition, the clinical … more

ANDY DURHAM looks at the diagnostic help available to vets, such as bacteriologic culture, when … more

IT is always a pleasure to hear about success in our profession. One interesting story … more

JO MURRELL in the second part of a two-part feature focusing on the challenges associated … more