Vet Times articles

Alex Gough looks at the latest research papers, which cover subjects as diverse at hyperadrenocorticism … more

Alisa Milnes finds that over the festive period the demands on her time are tested, … more

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

Francesca Riccomini urges owners to plan ahead for inevitable future separations and so avoid unnecessary … more

Andrew Iveson examines some of the issues around providing effective pain treatment and better quality … more

THE VETERINARY PROFESSION finds itself at a crossroads, inexorably torn between conflicting needs. On the … more

David Harwood reports on a conference where the latest findings – on subjects as diverse as … more

Marie Kubiak discusses a preventable disease caused when captive birds, originally from warmer climes, are … more

THIS article will reach you on St Thomas’ Day, December 21, or thereabouts – which is a … more

Robin Fearon discusses the implications for human and animal health opened up by nanotechnology SIZE … more

David J Coffey rails against the “arrogance” of veterinary practice and humanity’s wider moral malaise … more

WE have been asked to point out that two diagrams published in issue VT 40.48 … more

IT’S great to go away, but usually, so much nicer to come home. That’s almost … more

Livia Benato examines why carefully selecting feeding products can make a difference to the general … more

Dan Forster examines the diagnosis, medical management and treatment options for the condition, and underlines … more

Bradley Viner A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… AS 2010 draws … more

Kelly Bowlt Blacklock, Ed Friend and Kate Murphy consider, in the second of their two-part article, the differing approaches to dealing with extrahepatic and intrahepatic variants.

Joel Dudley talks to the national coordinator of the Veterinary Surgeons’ Health Support Programme about … more