Vet Times articles

TOBY J GEMMILL invites fellow practitioners to find out more about a group dedicated to … more

TOM HUGHES looks at the science behind MRI scanning, its applications on lame horses, the … more

AS a new graduate, I was terrified of encountering my first colicking horse. After speaking … more

THE business of veterinary practice lends itself to flexible working. Indeed, there always has been … more

Claudia Hartley encourages practitioners to become more familiar with their patients’ eyes so they can … more

Roger Evans is concerned by the imminent threat posed by Schmallenberg disease and by the … more

Jo Murrell is keen to encourage practitioners to consider that cats may feel pain just … more

Pippa Elliott reflects on a Victorian fan of zoophagy and ponders why the public have … more

LIFE as the Synergy Farm Health intern has been going well. I have had the … more

IAN ROPER looks at several common infections encountered by the practitioner, including skin and neurological … more

ANDREW LEWIN and CHRISTINE HEINRICH discuss a case study involving a persistent central corneal ulcer … more

EUGENIO CILLÁN-GARCÍA considers this common cause of lameness in horses, looking at clinical signs and … more

GERARD MCLAUCHLAN and LAURA COSGROVE discuss options in treating this condition, specifically looking at the … more

SARAH CADDY discusses emerging viruses associated with this condition, reminding vets to be aware of … more

“WE cannot go on like this!” – this was the headline in The Times as the old … more

A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine VARIOUS treatment options are … more

Sue Paterson urges practitioners to consider if antibiotic therapy in dermatology cases is really needed … more

THE Ford Model T was a magnificent car, transforming the lives of huge numbers of … more