Vet Times articles

At last, it seems that the great new idea of renewable energy, biofuels, has been … more

MARIANNE STABAEK MARTIN believes the road to successful spinal disease management can be long, but … more

ROB PETTITT discusses conditions affecting the spine in small animals and examination methods for the … more

DEBORAH JEFREYS recalls the mesmerising sight of free-roaming elephants at Thailand’s Elephant Nature Park. “WE … more

FRANK BUSCH considers various views on animal protection, exploitation, legal rights and welfare legislation PREVIOUS … more

CATHERINE DUNNETT considers how a lack of selenium in a horse’s diet could lead to … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY explains how the plight of Africa is the source of his lack of … more

AS a profession, we have a problem with breeders and breed societies. This applies to … more

PIPPA ELLIOT wistfully pines for the day where she can really let loose with her … more

ROBIN FEARON meets members of the Veterinary History Society, who are on a mission to … more

OLI VINER finds that after his inhibitions plummeted due to drink, he will too – all in … more

THE Bella Moss Foundation is celebrating being granted charity registration. The foundation – which, since April … more

HANY ELSHEIKHA explains the veterinary value of this evolutionary research in a “golden age” of … more

Using hair as an analytical sample to identify drug administration is not a new idea. … more

CLARE RUSBRIDGE, SARAH HEATH, DANIELLE A GUN-MOORE and NORMAN JOHNSON consider a syndrome that may … more

ROGER EVANS finds that after a clean bill of health regarding TB, others are lining … more

If the statistics are correct and rabbits are the next big thing, why do I dread … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON begins a two-part article on clinical issues affecting these increasingly popular animals THIS … more