Vet Times articles

Marianne Segev explores ways of reducing stress in rabbits, including how to help owners prepare their pets for travelling and visiting the practice.

Ferran Valls Sanchez discusses evidence behind the aetiology of this disease in dogs and whether anything can be done.

Graham Duncanson BVSc, MSc(VetGP), DProf, FRCVS, shares his experiences from Equine Ski-PD 2022 – a unique learning experience that combines high-quality and carefully selected veterinary presentations with the opportunity to participate in active winter sports.

In the latest instalment of this series on training recent graduates, Jacqueline Buck addresses when things aren’t going well and out-of-hours work.

Despite research associating gastric lavage with worse patient outcomes, Gerardo Poli says some uncommon cases may benefit from the technique.

From the Vet Times archives – Elisabetta Mancinelli explores research that has come off the back of increasing awareness of this species.

From the Vet Times archives – Elisabetta Mancinelli explores research that has come off the back of increasing awareness of this species.

Optimum calving doesn’t just happen, and whether in spring or autumn, planning is key. In this article, Navaratnam Partheeban explains how vet and farmer can work together on ensuring the successful birth and rearing of every calf.

David Rendle outlines how veterinary professionals, and clients, can treat and reduce these common parasitic infections in horses.

Quentin Fournier DVM, DipECVIM-CA(Oncology), MRCVS shares a case study where advanced ultrasound technology provided the basis for a successful procedure.

Peter Wedderburn BVM&S, CertVR, MRCVS, recalls some intriguing products displayed at the latest event and how they reflect changes in ownership.

Equine influenza monitoring is still as important as ever in the UK and beyond. In this article, Fleur Whitlock and Richard Newton run the rule over who is now doing the monitoring and review surveillance findings from last year.

Will Lazenby BVMS, MRCVS recalls the profession from days gone by and uses a case study to inspire younger vets to believe in themselves.

After the COVID-19 pandemic facilitated a change in how many of us work, Silvia Janska and Liz Barton say it’s time the stigma around flexible working in the veterinary sector, especially for mums, went away.

Leticia Macias Bricio describes clinical signs, diagnosis and disease prevention, as well as outbreak management and surveillance efforts.

BSAVA Congress takes over Manchester Central from 24 March to 26 March for a hybrid online and in-person event – read on for a brief look into what’s in store.

Ann Derham provides an overview of the causes of this issue, and summarises developments in management and treatment.

Nicola Menzies-Gow describes this most frequently seen form of laminitis and its association with two common endocrine disorders – equine metabolic syndrome and pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction.