Vet Times articles

Stephen Blakeway MA, VetMB, MSc, PGCE, MRCVS, discusses how this term could assert a rigid claim to leadership, any claim to exclusive leadership by vets risks alienating groups of allied professionals, and how “veterinary team” will better safeguard an inclusive “veterinary brand”.

Fleur Whitlock and Richard Newton discuss the effective use of this preventive measure against endemic and emerging infectious diseases.

Gianmarco Cornacchini and Toby Gemmill present the case study of Coco, a two-year-old female, neutered springer spaniel.

In his latest ECC Endeavours column, Dave Beeston provides some advice for getting a good night's sleep.

With three-quarters of disease in dairy production in the lead-up to – and immediate aftermath of – calving, Phil Elkins looks at how vets can play a significant health advisory role in ensuring everything goes well in this important period.

In this article, Davinia Hinde runs through all the important aspects of the disease vets and keepers of sheep need to know.

Sophie Mahendran runs through protocols to prevent bovine respiratory disease through a combination of management changes, including reducing level of exposure to stressors and infectious agents.

A complex disease with immediately identifiable costs and clear long-term impacts on the animal, bovine respiratory disease requires a team approach to diagnose, treat and prevent it on farm, writes Jenny Allan.

Kit Sturgess uses a case example to illustrate the importance of an individual care plan with owner buy-in and involvement.

David Rendle discusses a selection of alternative treatments identified for managing this highly prevalent condition in horses.

Colin Capner BSc, BVetMed, CertVA, CertLAS, MRCVS, explores this concept in the veterinary sphere.

Ariane Neuber DrMedVet, CertVD, DipECVD, MRCVS looks at causes, complications, clinical signs, diagnosis protocols, treatment and compliance in canine patients.

James Breen, BVSc, PhD, DCHP, MRCVS provides responses to some commonly posed questions and misconceptions surrounding this controversial concept.

Renata Stavinohova, Davide Berlato, Roberta Rasotto and James Oliver – in the second of a three-part article – discuss clinical appearance, histological features and treatment in feline patients.

Albane Fauron, BVetMed, MRCVS looks at the aetiology, clinical signs, diagnosis and treatment of five prevalent pathologies