Vet Times articles

reports on the two lively annual conferences held this spring by the Veterinary Christian Fellowship, … more

I ONCE wondered if part of veterinary training required a special study module in the … more

considers the impact of this widespread disease and offers advice on determining whether it is … more

looks at the impact anthelmintic resistance has on farm health and productivity, and discusses sustainable … more

A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine SEDATION is frequently required … more

and Owen Atkinson spent two weeks carrying out voluntary work in Mozambique, helping to reintroduce … more

WE have all come to know and love the BSAVA manuals and most practice libraries … more

I’M just back from the St Endellion Easter Festival, one of two wonderful music festivals … more

asks for your verdict in the case of a westie with many problems and gives … more

provides his thoughts on using corticosteroids, and looks at the pros and cons of the … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I WAS out for a … more

ETIENNE O’BRIEN reports on the 2012 Orthopaedic Research Society meeting and the 12th International Symposium … more

Michael Reynolds considers the health and economic burden caused by heavy infections of coccidia on … more

Russell Lyon looks at some of Nepal’s Hindu festivals, and ponders what can be done … more

Roger Evans ponders the differences in approach to biosecurity from one side of the globe … more

Maggie Shilcock highlights what customers want from veterinary practices and provides advice for practice owners, … more

Rachel Sant discusses causes of feline lower urinary tract disease, diagnostic techniques, treatment and management … more

Charlotte Maile begins by looking at common corneal ulcers in equines and goes on to … more

Safia Barakzai, Alistair Cox discuss approaches to dealing with this common condition, and look at … more