Vet Times articles

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MAGGIE SHILCOCK takes the mystery out of management with a discussion on how to be … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI describes the emerging trend of people buying behaviour counselling sessions as gifts for … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON examines the limited options available to the equine veterinarian treating DJD in the … more

FRANCES HENSON discusses the course of action when treating equine degenerative joint disease in the … more

OLI VINER gets to grips with the daily grind of life as a veterinary surgeon – with … more

ROGER EVANS reveals how dreams of striking vets and concerns about TB have been disturbing … more

CHRISTMAS brings its own Santa’s sack of mixed emotions ranging, depending on how cynical a … more

I AM hoping for an early opportunity to go to St Pancras station to indulge … more

MARIE CARTER examines the significance of a group of practising vets, gaining a qualification described … more

Robin Fearon finds that while vaccine progress is going well, the long-term outlook could spell trouble ahead.

I WAS delighted to be given an opportunity to review this book – blood pressure problems in … more

NIGEL WOODBINE and HARRY WADDLE take a look back at the biggest stories to hit … more

ALEX GOUGH reviews research on topics such as the effect of a full moon and … more

LESA LONGLEY finds everything from kangaroos to whooping cranes up for discussion at the American … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON examines the signs and treatment of scouring, and draws attention to dehydration problems … more

CATTLE pneumonia management, lung protection therapy and the consultative opportunities that they present topped the … more

ROGER BLOWEY examines the welfare and management implications of scouring, which remains the single most … more

T O JONES argues why more should have been learned from the previous FMD outbreaks in the UK