Vet Times articles

ONE of the most fascinating things about consumer behaviour is the speed with which it … more

NICOLAS GRANGER, ROBIN FRANKLIN, NICK JEFFERY explain how their research into spinal cord injuries could … more

WILLIAM LEWIS summarises the medical and surgical management of recent cases involving these increasingly common … more

ROGER EVANS shares the serendipitous realisation that his cow housing and muck have inadvertent benefits … more

SAM WESTHEAD describes his journey through pain and sweat that culminated in him taking part … more

AT a time when others are in freefall, the BSAVA plans to meet the needs … more

You can be my “friend”, if you like. My children decided that if I wanted … more

THIS book deals with physiotherapy for both large and small animals. The editors are Catherine … more

Lewis C R Smith describes the value of his residency at an advanced equine diagnostic … more

Vicki Brown thought that a busman’s holiday neutering cats in the Dordogne would be life-enriching, … more

Harry Waddle spends a fascinating two hours in the company of one of the profession’ … more

Maggie Shilcock suggests putting yourself in your clients’ shoes to understand both them and their … more

Euan Curnow examines the latest research, and is shown how Australia’s ’flu outbreak could provide … more

A NOVEL stem cell technique used to treat equine tendon injuries has been said to … more

Graham Baird offers advice on how to get the most out of laboratory testing, and … more

THERE is a paradox in today’s society where, within one generation, the social, political and … more

AS we entered 2009 there was good news and bad news. The good news was … more

Jack Reece warns of the unheralded threat to the UK surrounding sexually transmitted cancer in … more

The pathophysiology of patients that have undergone a traumatic event is complex, but integral to … more