Vet Times articles

LIKE every year, 2010 had its ups and downs, but I prefer to celebrate the … more

Sonja Fonfara discusses the most common acquired heart disease in dogs, looking at diagnosis and … more

ALEX GOUGH reports on some of the latest research into improving the well-being of cats … more

INNES WISE, COLETTE JOLLIFFE examine the variety of options when needing to sedate a horse … more

KEVIN EATWELL examines urgent cases that can arise in parrots, such as respiratory problems, and … more

CHRISTINE WARD reviews the latest results from a Vetfile survey of veterinary undergraduates, which includes … more

TIM WATSON examines the role of early feeding practices and how they can positively influence … more

SOMEWHERE along the way, we’ve allowed ourselves to get caught up in a strange set … more

GLEN COUSQUER describes the widespread practice of caging birds and coercing them to sing, and … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I DON’T know how many … more

Filippo De Bellis discusses the risk factors and management options for a common skin condition … more

Adam Martin discusses the causes of bovine coccidiosis and the financial costs of an outbreak … more

Francesca Riccomini considers the similar characteristics required to achieve a new year’s resolution and work … more

Pippa Elliott examines the once common, but now forgotten, cats’ meat men, women and children, … more

Waggy Tails And Wheelchairs Alexander Epp pp96; £12.99 Veloce ALEXANDER Epp, who lost his mobility … more

Elisa Best examines a rare condition where surgical intervention was deemed necessary, and discusses approaches … more

Roger Evans encourages veterinary practices to urge their farming clients to be on constant watch … more

Ian Battersby and Patricia Ibarrola discuss the problems associated with resistance, and examine ways in … more

The Link Between Animal Abuse and Human Violence Andrew Linzey (ed) pp346; £19.95 Sussex Academic … more