Vet Times articles

WHAT dates us most quickly? Is it our clothing, or perhaps our ability to remember … more

NEIL TOWNSEND evaluates the long-term implications of the surgical extraction of equine teeth, based on … more

IN my opinion, the profession needs this book and the authors should be congratulated for … more

JAMES BREEN, CHRIS HUDSON, MARTIN GREEN, ANDREW BRADLEY describe research that has influenced a national … more

ROGER Blowey has revised and updated his book on cattle lameness and hoofcare. In six … more

HANY M ELSHEIKHA examines stress-induced phenotypic plasticity of Neospora caninum and the implications for pathogenesis … more

WALKING my dog in the last days of February, green shoots are really there to … more

SHAMS MIR continues to push the cause of forming a union for the profession, offering … more

VETERINARY and medical experts from across Europe have established a group to explore issues surrounding … more

Robin Fearon visits a hospital that has combined equipment and expertise to target conditions such … more

THE skills body involved in setting training standards for paraprofessionals and VNs is recruiting new … more

AN 11-year-old, neutered female domestic short-haired cat presented with a history of halitosis and difficulty … more

DEFRA has launched a plan to improve the health of honey bees, after an independent … more

IN the current canine climate, pedigree dogs will never be the same. Since Passionate Productions … more

Robin Fearon reports on the 91-year-old charity’s latest efforts to educate the next generation of … more

A NEW £2m state-of-the-art small animal referral hospital in Surrey is holding a series of … more

Lisa Gardbaum outlines a case of canine lameness and juvenile cellulitis and considers its aetiology … more

James Barnett reports on the latest developments in marine mammal research discussed at the 23rd … more

Catherine F Le Bars explains that despite being perceived as the “safe” option, the use … more