Vet Times articles

AMONG gloomy predictions about climate change there is a glimmer of hope: land-based businesses can … more

NELE VAN DEN STEEN discusses the diagnosis and treatment of oral neoplasms commonly found in … more

MATTHEW GURNEY discusses the treatment options available and relevant literature concerned with cat pain THIS … more

GRAZING idly, as one does, through the national press, and listening to and watching the … more

ALEX GOUGH reveals the latest studies and findings into various conditions affecting cats and dogs … more

FOLLOWING the success of the first meeting of the European Mastitis Panel (EMP), a second … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI discusses how the stressful experience of moving home is not exclusive to humans … more

MARTIN ATKINSON reveals that clients are not always exaggerating when describing the extent of their … more

HANY ELSHEIKHA argues that the future of veterinary science will rely on working in tandem … more

CATHERINE F LE BARS discusses the options and applications available to ease mobility problems in … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON finds that the BVA’s Animal Welfare Foundation meeting provided plenty of intense discussion … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON offers an overview of the diverse causes of recumbency, as well as a … more

WHEN I received this book, I thought it might contain recipes that use nutritious dog … more

THIS is an excellent book that is thoroughly recommended to anyone interested in the subject … more

A BRACE of practical titles for the expert witness has been produced by the UK … more

THE fifth edition follows a similar format to the fourth incarnation, but boasts a few … more

GETTING a novel published is, at the very least, a timeconsuming operation. Firstly, you have … more

I was delighted when a spay that I was due to do last week was cancelled. … more