Vet Times articles

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

KAREN REED finds that pastoral communities in Mali are determined to help animals – and themselves THE … more

MARTIN ATKINSON recalls an action-packed day, when, despite his build, he flexed his large-animal muscles … more

ALISON LOGAN shares her experiences of dealing with clients whose pets sare nearing the ends … more

LAURENT S GAROSI provides a detailed guide on the anatomy of the optic nerve and … more

ROGER EVANS finds that the start of his new breeding year brings some serious concerns … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK discusses the importance of a practice vision and how you should go about … more

MÀRIAN MATAS, ROB FURNEAUX discus the role of the spleen in routine cases and provide … more

NATALIE WEBSTER reports on the intriguing cases she encountered at a busy diagnostic imaging facility … more

BRIGITTE REUSCH explains how not to be caught on the hop by nervous and orthopaedic … more

DAVID H SHEARER explains various procedures that can help to treat this common but persistent … more

RICHARD GRUBB describes an unusual surgical case, in which the partial excision of a chinchilla’s … more

DIANA DELMAR discusses the approaches taken to compulsive canine behaviour by one specialist in the … 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

PETER CLEGG previews the orthopaedics presentations and panel sessions that will form a large component … more

INCREASED openness and compliance with the Strategy to Eradicate and Prevent Strangles (STEPS) initiative are … more