Vet Times articles

MELANIE ATKINSON tries not to breathe through her nose as she battles incontinent dogs, constipated … more

WOULDN’T it be nice if the NHS could afford all the health care people needed … more

FRANK BUSCH discusses why animal well-being should not be determined by how fat an owner’s … more

A DAVID WEAVER reports on the varied surgical topics – small and large animal – that united … more

IT seems strange that my first reaction to a breeder-bashing television programme about dog deformities … more

ADAM MARTIN considers how coccidiosis can develop and looks at diagnosis and treatment of the … more

FOR the first time, veterinary undergraduates will have the option of specialising in poultry disease … more

CATHERINE DUNNETT explains how, with up to 80 per cent of some horse breeds affected … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY finds that care is key when he meets some disturbed animals at Thailand’s … more

COLIN WHITING draws on current and historical figures to give examples of key communication components … more

IAN BARCLAY discusses the advantages of using the laser as a surgical tool and believes … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON discusses his approach to the examination and treatment of problems associated with horse … more

ROGER WILKINSON reminds practitioners to sometimes expect the unexpected when approaching the septic feline, and … more

LIESBET LESTER reports on a veterinary behaviourist’s talk, which explained why cats need to have … more

NORMAN W LESLIE ponders what different organisations can do to turn around what he sees … more

HANY M ELSHEIKHA discusses how a parasite that has wreaked havoc in Europe could cause … more

CONCERN about animal welfare has brought the RSPCA and church leaders together to encourage congregations … more

MELANIE ATKINSON is faced with a drooling giant, a bad-tempered terrier, a knife-eating Staffy and … more