Vet Times articles

JAMES OLIVER discusses why ultrasound is a good diagnostic method for treating several diseases of … more

NIAMH COLLINS discusses cause, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment of jaundice in the newborn horse … more

ANTHONY P CARR looks at the diagnosis and treatment of a cat exhibiting a slow … more

JOHN HUTT, GEMMA WOOD and GAYLE BARRETT from North Kent Referrals discuss the merits of … more

ROGER EVANS explains why, with TB on many of the neighbouring farms, he fears his … more

NEIL PEMBERTON and MICHAEL WORBOYS take a look at how rabies has been presented in … more

JOE NEARY reviews his trip to Cameroon and his research into the cattle parasite Onchocerca … more

IN late October last year (VT37.41), I focused my article on Pirbright and the horror … more

ALEX GOUGH takes a look at various findings in canine and feline treatments from around … more

ROGER WILKINSON of Yorkshire Vets discusses uncommon skin conditions, and how best to operate on … more

HUGH Cran’s book is the story of a British vet spending a lifetime in clinical … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON reviews the items that came to light at the British Veterinary Camelid Society … more

NICK JEFFERY runs through the research projects brought up at the latest BVNSG, and invites … more

THE week started badly. The first consult on Monday morning was Paul, a cat I’d … more

VICKI BROWN discusses the diagnosis and treatment of a cat presenting with irregular bouts of … more

SOPHIE ADAMANTOS discusses developments in emergency veterinary medicine and looks in depth at the RVC’s … more

GAYLE D HALLOWELL and TIM POTTER explain how ultrasonography can provide a valuable extra dimension … more

HANNAH WESTEN reports on a project that looks to improve the lives of Uganda’s people, … more

Don’t you just hate those international call centres? The ones where you phone up because … more