Vet Times articles

Internal medicine specialists at Davies Veterinary Specialists perform emergency treatment on Bella the Labrador retriever after she swallowed open safety pin.

Diana Ferreira in the first of a two-part article, walks readers through the key elements in the work-up of pruritic canine patients.

Angie Lloyd-Jones DCR, DMU, concludes this two-part series by discussing the benefits of having a specialist in this field within the practice team, as well as the need for competency as part of undergraduate training and her dream of seeing more people in the role within veterinary workforces.

In the first of a two-part article, sonographer Angie Lloyd-Jones DCR, DMU, explains how she got into this field and the adaptations she faced when making the move from human to veterinary medicine.

Mike Davies BVetMed, CertVR, CertSAO, FRCVS reviews evidence on the transmission of food-borne protozoa and viruses to and between animals and humans.

Elisabetta Mancinelli describes the clinical presentation and diagnosis of this condition, as well as management and surgical options.

Alex Gough MA, VetMB, CertSAM, CertVC, PGCert(Neuroimaging), MRCVS is back with another round up of veterinary studies in this Research Review from the pages of Vet Times.

Krzysztof Herman DVM, PGCertSAS, MRCVS describes the surgical treatment of a patient using a combination of suture anchor and external skeleton fixator.

In a Case Notes piece from Vet Times, Ivan Filipovic PgC(SAS), MRCVS looks at the case of acute onset non‑weightbearing lameness of the right thoracic limb.

Chanticleer casts a weather eye over more topics in his final 2020 column.

Roger Evans closes his Vet Times Dairy Diary for 2020 with a glance at more topics affecting farms.

RCVS Knowledge returns with another quality improvement case example of a saline administration error.

RCVS Knowledge is back with another QI Vets quality improvement case example – this time concerning bulk tank failure.