Vet Times articles

ALEX GOUGH reveals the latest findings and conclusions for the treatment of conditions and disease … more

ADAM MARTIN examines how this parasitic disease persists in being a problem for vets and … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON explains how astute clinicians can spot subtle signs of this disease in the … more

ROGER EVANS recalls a period when milking was similar to wooing the opposite sex – long and … more

A MOTION has been tabled in the Scottish Parliament in support of World Horse Welfare’s … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK considers the dos and don’ts to help avoid the pitfalls when carrying out … more

There is no question that ours is an ever-changing profession, hopefully maturing and gaining in … more

LORNA JORDAN-OWERS reports on SPVS’ annual pilgrimage to the snow, where high-quality CPD blended with … more

ROBERT COOK discusses communication of ideas, and how these principles apply to his views on … more

ROBERT BRADLEY discusses the value of professional veterinary health care for today’s domestic pets, in … more

THIS book, from the UK Register of Expert Witnesses, provides a clear and concise guide … more

JONATHAN CRACKNELL explains how the similarity between human and elephant tuberculosis may mean trouble ahead … more

SEAN WENSLEY reveals that the plight of crabs in Trinidad, and other invertebrates, provides plenty … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI explains why it’s important to remain vigilant and look beyond the wound, condition … more

JOHN E COOPER, MARGARET E COOPER argue that instead of fearing insects and their ilk, … more

STUART THORNE reports on the BEVA Gastroscopy Training Forum, where novice and experienced delegates took … more

CLAIRE SCANTLEBURY discovers plenty of interesting developments in the world of equine colic, from clinical … more

JONATHAN ELLIOTT examines phosphate balance regulation, its role in the progression of feline chronic kidney … more

Of course, it may not be PC to run such a headline – and, of course, it … more