Vet Times articles

DAN FORSTER examines the clinical pointers indicating a disease that not only affects movement, but … more

FRANK BUSCH discusses why animal welfare, not clients’ wishes, should direct veterinary procedures, especially in … more

WHEN reading this book, it must be remembered that both authors come from North Dakota. … more

SHELLEY DOWN discusses diagnostic modalities for horses, and says such investigations may be unrewarding. EVALUATION … more

The US presidential elections are over, and the next big event in world democracy has … more

THE children sat patiently beneath the Christmas tree. Cracker carcases and discarded wrappers had all … more

CATHERINE LE BARS reflects on an eventful Christmas Eve amid tinsel and liqueur-eating dogs – and can’t … more

ROBIN FEARON discovers how zoos can help local conservation concerns, rather than just showcase exotics … more

SOPHIA CHINN continues her report on an equine medical disorders meeting in Nottingham, where vector-borne … more

IT is not revolutionary, it is not new, but the best way to prevent infection … more

CATHERINE LE BARS delves into a common, but relatively underdiagnosed, condition in cats, exploring two … more

THE hardest part – apart from the preceding 10 years when you organised the time off … more

OLI VINER tries to cut through some “economical” truths I MUST admit to being a … more

DEFRA’s Farm Animal Welfare Council (FAWC) has published recommendations concerning the breeding and rearing of … more

ADAM MARTIN outlines ways to limit the welfare and economic impacts of lameness – particularly in … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON explains that welfare should be at the forefront of clinicians’ minds when approaching … more

JENNY STAVISKY recalls a family’s concerns over a problem lump. Across the consulting room table … more

I’ve tried to be even-handed in giving publicity to meetings and conferences, and if I … more

MELANIE ATKINSON finds that for one overweight Rottweiler, even death is not the end of … more