Vet Times articles

Zach Norton describes how to recognise the symptoms of this neurodegenerative disease and takes a look at the various treatments aimed at delaying degeneration and improving quality of life for patients.

Robert Weekes BVSc, MRCVS and Gerald Olivares DVM, MVetMed, DipACVIM, MRCVS discuss the case of a four-year-old male neutered border collie in this Case Notes piece from Vet Times.

Mike Davies discusses how veterinary professionals can work with owners to reverse and prevent this major issue in UK pets.

Katie McCallum BVM&S, PGCertSAM, AFHEA, DipECIM-CA, MRCVS outlines the clinical signs of cobalamin deficiency and shares a unique example of a patient with this condition.

David Rendle, BVSc, MVM, CertEM(IntMed), DipECEIM, FRCVS and Tamzin Furtado BA(Hons), PhD consider psychology and parasitology in this article about educating clients

Paddy Gordon MA, VetMB, CertCHP, MRCVS explains the importance of these microminerals for healthy cattle and how to look for signs of imbalance.

Keith Barrand BVetMed, CertSAM, CBiol, MRSB, CertAVP(VetGP), CertAVP(GSAS), MRCVS follows up a letter he sent to Vet Times and explores how injectable product waste can be reduced in practices.

Glen Cousquer BSc(Hons), BVM&S, CertZooMed, PGDOE, MSc(Outdoor Education), MSc(Education Research), PhD, IML, MRCVS recounts the legend behind this sea bird, native to northern England, and the legacy of efforts to protect it.

John Chitty considers the results of a study spanning almost eight years and what it can tell about diet trends in leporids.

Having been in development for more than 25 years, Strangvac® is the first and only intramuscular strangles vaccine for horses and ponies.

Simona Radaelli explains how technological developments are aiding neurological advancements in small animal care.

Lucy Grieve discusses the impact of this “taboo subject” on the UK equine population, as well as how vets can empower owners of overweight horses to make achievable changes.

Fiona Lovatt looks at research into this disease – caused by infestation with the parasitic mite Psoroptes ovis – and disease control.

Tim Potter discusses how rapid treatment maximises the chances of survival from this common disease, and how vets should work with clients to manage outbreaks and reduce economic impact.

Mastitis continues to be a major welfare and economic problem for farms. In this article, Charlie Neale provides an update for vets on aetiology, prevention and treatment, to aid them in devising on-farm strategies and providing advice.

Cecilia Villaverde covers some of the developments in diets intended to help manage health conditions in companion animals.