Vet Times articles

GRAHAM DUNCANSON claims that vets must do all they can to reduce high neonatal death … more

MIKE KELLY explains why the size of footbaths, their location and how they should be … more

ANIMAL welfare charities have welcomed moves in America to replace the use of animals when … more

VICKI BROWN discusses the case study of a British blue cross cat presenting with depression … more

ROGER WILKINSON explains how to differentiate between EL, or mycosis fungoides, and more commonly seen … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI takes a look at the emotional problems and stressors that could arise if … more

Petra Agthe discusses methods to put an end to poor-quality radiographic technique and to avoid misdiagnosis.

The one thing that is certain within our professional lives is that nothing stays the … more

FRANK BUSCH outlines philosophical viewpoints relating to the ethical treatment of animals, from calls for … more

FRANCES BARR explains why it is important to acknowledge excellence and pay tribute to our … more

IN 1976, I completed my second period of research in the renal unit of an … more

MARTIN ATKINSON explains how the case of a miniature dachshund with a partly prolapsed thoracolumbar … more

GLEN COUSQUER discusses how enhancing the environment of exotic animals is vital to improving and … more

DAVID HARWOOD summarises the diverse discussions from the Goat Veterinary Society’s meeting, including euthanasia, disbudding … more

PAUL ROGER examines diagnosis, prevention and treatment for the highly contagious skin disease in sheep … more

Graham Duncanson reveals the signs that could mean orf is present in a flock and warns of its zoonotic potential.

NATALIE WEBSTER discusses x-ray diagnosis of non-aggressive and aggressive bone lesions in small animals DECIDING … more

STEVE DEAN responds to opinions voiced by members of the profession about the VMD, veterinary … more