Vet Times articles

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

MIGUEL MARTINEZ examines how the increasingly popular rabbit can provide a tricky anaesthetic challenge RABBITS … more

TIM WATSON describes the features of chronic fatigue and explains how aloe vera can be … more

FROM its title, this book would appear to be a useful addition to any veterinary … more

OLI VINER finds a new level of oddness among the clients of affluent Hampstead, as … more

MARK TURNER ponders the culinary weaknesses of veterinary surgeons – both in and away from the practice … more

THE Kennel Club’s Crufts event in March will include a new health zone area where … more

SHIVANANDEN SAWMY exposes the financial plight of international students, and explains how his path to … more

 For one week only, Bradley takes a rest and hands the writing reins to a … more

JENNY MOFFETT assesses the pros and cons of vaccination and not, and suggests that finding … more

CLAUDIA HARTLEY examines eye conditions in Asian bile bears that have suffered inhumane treatment by … more