Vet Times articles

JOHN E COOPER and MARGARET E COOPER recall two meetings that showed two sides to … more

IAN THOMPSON highlights the reasons why he’s backing the formation of a British veterinary union, … more

A BSAVA conference was first discussed more than 50 years ago. Things were different then. … more

Alasdair Hotston Moore discusses, in the first of a two-part article, surgery for potentially life-threatening … more

Robin Fearon reports from an IFAH-Europe conference where the sharp contrasts between the malnourished and … more

Donal Nugent reports on this year’s European Pain Management Symposium, where the areas explored by … more

Kevin Eatwell considers how clinical management and effective husbandry can tackle infections, parasitic disease and … more

Chris Rockingham explains how the People for Animal Care Trust (PACT) is not just helping … more

Russell Parker, Martin Weaver explain that traditional radiography continues to have a key role in … more

Erika Sullivan volunteers at Thailand’s Elephant Nature Park to help gentle creatures that have suffered … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… THE general election is behind … more

“THE tumult and the shouting die”: as the racing pulses and rocketing blood pressure cut … more

SOMETHING happened when England suffered an ignominious defeat in the World Cup. More than just … more

Mary Carr details the legal rights and benefits available to women in pregnancy, and looks … more

REARING salmon in warmer waters to increase growth rates can cause skeletal deformities in the … more

OLDER horses take longer to heal from tendon injuries, research conducted at University College London … more

Peter Edmondson discusses, in the first of a two-part article, the latest research in the … more

ARE we good at marketing our products? Do we recoil at the grocer’s shop mentality, … more

Roger Evans explains how an on-farm fall and a trip to a physiotherapist led to … more