Vet Times articles

Laura Watson and Ellen Marcinkiewicz discuss vaccines and parasite treatments for cats kept inside.

Chemotherapy diets, tuberculosis in dogs, seizure control in cats and leptomeningeal gliomatosis in dogs are among the topics under the microscope in Alex Gough’s latest Research Review column.

Kate Loomes looks at the various issues that can arise and addresses the risk factors that can be involved.

Jon Prager, George Nye and Nicolas Granger discuss this condition in border collies and a test to aid detection.

In the latest of our Diagnostic Dilemmas series, Francesco Cian highlights how erythrocyte morphology assessment via blood smear examination provides important information that can help to establish a differential diagnosis of diseases.

Philip Witte discusses surgical management of stenosis and a case example of its use to treat obstipation.

Vanessa Woolhead describes the case of a three-month-old patient, which Irby and Neston Veterinary Surgery team worked hard on.

Jessica Reynolds considers management and environmental factors for treating and preventing lameness in the second part of this series on dairy cows.

Oliver Newman describes why this conference has earned such an established reputation among its delegates.

Anna Bruguera-Sala considers national steps taken to tackle this disease, as well as how vets can educate farmers.

Norbert Mencke discusses the connection between human, animal and environmental health.

Nigel Dougherty shares his knowledge on this subject, aiming to ease the concerns of such a situation.

Chris Dixon talks through diagnosis and surgical options that can treat rhegmatogenous detached retinas in dogs, and even bring sight back.

Peter Edgar recounts the 60th anniversary meeting of the British Veterinary Orthopaedic Association with its Back to the Future-inspired theme.

John Chitty looks at the data from owners of these pets, and how vets can monitor and advise on welfare.

Samantha Taylor emphasises the importance of being vigilant for this condition.

Jack Reece discusses this condition that is being seen more frequently in the UK among imported dogs.