Vet Times articles

If your name is Peter Bedford, I recommend you cease reading this article immediately, as … more

NOW, how am I going to admit that this is another super scientific story from … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY discusses his veterinary work with a select few of New Zealand’s native and … more

MELANIE ATKINSON finds herself dogged by a patient that had developed a taste for a … more

ROBIN FEARON discusses a revealing survey of vets’ views on future trends relating to drug … more

OLI VINER discovers the differing experiences of cat interaction, before encountering NHS joys I TOLD … more

REBECCA M LITTLER discusses subjects such as diet, probiotics, prebiotics and immunosuppressive regimes CHRONIC gastrointestinal … more

CATHERINE DUNNETT looks at the causes and different approaches to treatment of gastrointestinal disorders THE … more

SPVS has revealed that it is now able to make insurance claims online – a move it … more

ROB FURNEAUX discusses the pros and cons of differing approaches to surgery for ureteric calculi … more

JONATHAN PYCOCK reports on theories about the causes and treatment of septicaemia that arose from … more

DAVID BARTRAM finds that services to help vets with drug and mental health problems are … more

JON MILLS comes up with an innovative solution if the process of postoperative healing comes … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK discusses, in a guide to charges, how teasing out client cash needn’t be … more

LESA LONGLEY examines the causes of dental disease in zoo animals and the treatment options … more

FRANK BUSCH discusses various approaches to animal welfare, and looks at their relevance today PREVIOUSLY … more

MARK DUNNETT discusses, in the first of a two-part series, how horse hair is more … more

THE origin of our interest in the clinical importance of hypertension in dogs was the … more