Vet Times articles

Helen Lambert MSc, BSc(Hons), MSB suggests techniques to make human-cow interaction safer and minimise any animal distress, citing research and taking into consideration their natural tendencies.

Hany Elsheikha reviews current and expected prevalence and treatment protocols in herds, including resistance considerations.

Anais Allen-Deal discusses the diagnostic approach and management of dogs with this commonly seen emergency condition.

Genevieve Smith MA (Cantab), VetMB, FHEA, MRCVS – who teaches final-year RVC students on their shelter medicine rotation, based at an RSPCA branch in north London – discusses how teaching EMS students surgery can be made more rewarding for both the vet in practice and the vet student.

Dave Beeston BVetMed(Hons), PGDip(VCP), MRCVS discusses how social media can come into its own in and be a force for good in veterinary situations.

Stuart Carmichael BVMS, MVM, DSAO, FRCVS begins this two-part article by discussing ways of making better use of clinical findings to improve vigilance of this issue.

Latest research for companion animal veterinary medicine is reviewed by Alex Gough in his latest column in Vet Times.

Jack Reece discusses the case of a chestnut Marwari presenting with a lesion that had grown and was ulcerated.

Diego Rodrigo Mocholi looks at the analgesia nociception index in dogs and cats, as well as research into staging and locomotor activity tools.

John Hayden, BVSc, MRCVS looks at a case report on this to control and prevent porcine dermatitis and nephropathy syndrome in progeny.

Ian Wright takes five examples of UK zoonoses associated with cats and dogs, their current status and methods of control.

Francesco Cian delves into another Diagnostic Dilemmas, this time for the case of a two-year-old neutered, female Yorkshire terrier with a history of weaness and lethargy.

Sarah Caney BVSc, PhD, DSAM(Feline), MRCVS discusses the importance of regular tests in feline patients and offers tips on how to carry this out while social distancing.

In this article, Caroline Allen discusses early research and the challenges of dealing with bereavement during a pandemic.

Sarah Gough – in the first of a two-part article – looks at the types, causes, treatment and management of infectious diseases.

Lotfi El Bahri DVM, MSc, PhD, discusses the case of a Labrador that swallowed the contents of a tube it shouldn’t have in this latest from the occasional Case Notes series.