Vet Times articles

ALEX GOUGH reports on advances in prognosis, canine collapse and the possibility that dogs appear … more

DAN FORSTER discusses the spectrum of disorders under this clinical umbrella and emphasises the value … more

CLAIRE MILLINGTON issues a reminder about the perils of not paying retention fees and the … more

LISA GARDBAUM discusses how IBD in cats can be difficult to distinguish from lymphoma, and … more

Laura McCluskie, Annamaria Nagy report on advances in orthopaedic and soft tissue research that can … more

Abi Jackson, Kathryn elis discuss gastrointestinal parasites in the first article in a two-part series, … more

Chris Whipp compares traditional and self-directed learning, using the new CertAVP (VetGP) as an example … more

TEN years ago, in a lecture to the Royal Society of Arts, and published in … more

Emma Alsop explains how a case of antimicrobial-induced enterocolitis in a thoroughbred underlines the need … more

Vicki Brown continuing on from her recent special feature (VT39.03) discusses diabetic instability and complications … more

LARGE animal vets have been urged to educate themselves and their clients about forthcoming EU … more

I WONDER why it is that our friends in journalism seem to delight in giving … more

THIS book is a must for every veterinary practice library, as well as medical ones. … more

THE RVC’s hockey teams have gained a new backer after being without sponsorship for the … more

Phil Christopher reports on two meetings where speakers’ findings suggest veterinary help can boost dairy … more

James Gasson examines how advances in sterilisation technology are reducing the risk of failure and … more

Shams Mir begins his three-part article on union proposals by outlining possible workplace stressors MY … more

VETERINARIANS are being sought to contribute their expertise to a £12m project to improve livestock … more

Kate Rew, Lowri Davies, Rebecca Sharples discuss physiotherapy, hydrotherapy and therapeutic exercise for dogs post-injury … more