Vet Times articles

Mónica Guerrero Méndez details the surgical removal via exploratory coeliotomy of this mummified obstructed object.

In his latest Research Review column for Vet Times, Alex Gough examines studies into tooth resorption in cats, cardiac changes in dogs fed high-pulse diets, traumatic pneumomediastinum and more…

Philip Witte outlines the  different types of trauma to this region, and how to treat them.

Jade Mayes RVN looks at what support is available for those in this position within the sector.

Nick Bacon shares some of the latest knowledge on cancer topics, including managing it early on.

Drawing on experience, Fergal McDermott exposes challenges of sharing “failures” in practice and how vets can process and move forward.

Tyler Willard and Renata Stavinohova explain how to diagnose and treat this ocular canine ailment.

Ross Allan stresses the importance of collaboration when planning to manage this condition in dogs.

Emma Fishbourne covers notifiable conditions and pertinent research updates.

SPVS president Silvia Janská explains that it doesn’t matter if things don’t always go to plan, in her second column for Vet Times.

Anna Harrison describes how the team on the ground for charity Safe Haven is working tirelessly for donkeys caught up in the conflict.

Genaro Vargas and Guillaume Albertini advise on why this complication can occur, what to treat it with and how the object can be surgically removed.

Hannah van Velzen summarises topics of discussion at the British Veterinary Dental Association’s inaugural event.

Philip Witte sets the record straight on some misconceptions of this disease.

Jacqui Matthews weighs up the equine worming options for vets and clients.

Samantha Taylor, Séverine Tasker, Danièlle Gunn-Moore, Emi Barker and Stephanie Sorrell summarise the latest treatment advice to aid practitioners in the management of these patients.

Jo Murrell explains the analgesic protocols and approaches for different surgical and medical conditions.