Vet Times articles

Roger Evans discusses identity and apathy, both subjects inspired by a technology-filled trip to his … more

Nigel Dougherty muses about the leisurely ways of Australia’s iconic koala, and how their approach to energy management may provide pointers for humans.

EXTRAMURAL studies (EMS) implementation is being put under the microscope by an RCVS team that … more

I NEVER thought there would be anything good to say about the virus that causes … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I’M feeling a bit vulnerable … more

Captain Miles H C Malone explains how a veterinary presence is not only helping to … more

Safia Barakzai, Paddy Dixon provide an overview of basic knowledge needed to identify equine dental … more

Jane Coatesworth examines commonly presented skin conditions, highlighting the hot spots where infection can multiply, and an approach to effective treatment.

Raphaela Stimmelmayr discusses the history and presenting signs of a transmissible tumour that could pose … more

UPDATED regulations concerning transmissible spongiform encephalopathies (TSEs) came into force in England on April 6. … more

Vicki Brown details investigations of the symptoms of a suspected case of canine acromegaly, with … more

Emma Cooper speaks to the winners on the profession’s big night out at the Petplan … more

THE Czech Republic is, largely, a beautiful country. It has some spectacular scenery, the people … more

Maggie Shilcock argues we need more dialogue about cost versus value to build lasting client … more

Rosie Owen discusses the work of the Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust and how UK … more

Enzo Vettorato and Gudrun Schöffmann discuss, in the first of a two-part article, the pathophysiology … more

David Sands explains how identifying the causes of canine consternation is key to helping animals … more

Oli Viner suggests clients forget most of his consults, and despairs in owning a “terminator” cat on drugs that more than compensates for its loss of a leg.