Vet Times articles

FROM time to time, I am compelled to take a sideswipe or two at some … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY uncovers the notoriously daring behaviour of some of New Zealand’s endemic bird population … more

ROGER EVANS meets other TB-weary farmers and explains why his loyalty to a particular veterinary … more

ROBIN FEARON finds that controversy over the benefits or harm of animal vaccination continues, and … more

NICK JEFFERY believes that despite criticisms, the role of the small animal vet should not … more

DEFRA has welcomed “strong support” for its plans to protect Britain from invasive non-native species. … more

MARTIN ATKINSON discusses novel treatment methods, vaccine controversies and virulent systemic disease SO as to … more

ALEX GOUGH unveils a diverse range of new research, including surprising ECG findings in hyperkalaemic … more

DEBRA ARCHER discusses findings from studies on how seasonal and climatic effects influence colic in … more

NICK SHORT outlines the aims of the RVC’s Careers Fair and its potential benefits for … more

GAYLE D HALOWELL and TIMOTHY J POTTER continue their discussions on anaesthesia in ruminants by … more

ROGER BLOWEY discusses the risks of cow-to-cow contamination during milking, focusing on cleaning systems for … more

DIANA DELMAR reviews the work of a clinical nutritionist who believes owners need as much … more

SOMETIME around 20BC Horace, the Roman poet, wrote: “They change their climate, not their soul, … more

HANY M ELSHEIKHA describes new research on genetic diversity in SAG5 genes in Toxoplasma gondii, … more

LESA LONGLEY examines the exciting topics that were discussed during the BVZS autumn meeting in … more

RONALD S JONES and DAVID GOODALL reveal the important history of this trade and look … more

VICKI BROWN discusses a further feline case, this time involving a diagnosis of nasal cryptococcosis … more

MELANIE ATKINSON has difficulty fully explaining the anatomy of a dog to its somewhat unknowing … more