Vet Times articles

Peter Edmondson concludes his Australian Veterinary Association conference report series with a session on data management.

Grad Expectations columnist David Beeston attended BSAVA Congress as a qualified vet for the first time, and explains how the four-day extravaganza left him spoilt for choice.

In an impassioned piece, Lizzy Whiting – part of the moderator team at Veterinary Voices UK – challenges fellow vets to help colleagues on day-to-day cases at any chance they get.

Alexander Corbishley discusses risk factors linked to passive transfer in these animals and reveals findings of an investigation.

Chanticleer, finding himself far from home but far from the middle of nowhere, recalls a trip when wifi, mobile signal and the trusty red phone box all let him down.

Jamie Prutton discusses methods of controlling this condition, including when to stable, the use of rugs and advice to give owners.

Marge Chandler looks at what a raw food diet is, and its benefits and deficiencies for pets compared to commercial foods.

Emily Simcock reflects on a difficult spring, and why she's now looking forward to a holiday after the five-month lambing season.

Ali Budgell reports on the Veterinary Christian Fellowship’s gathering at London Vet Show and some of the points discussed.

Manufacturer of award-winning air purifier range explains why veterinary practice managers should consider investing in technologies to tackle inevitable nasty odours.

Virbac is celebrating its 50th anniversary by offering 50 lucky colleagues the opportunity to experience the home of the company with a trip to Nice.

Vetstream Ltd announces its latest service – Bovis, an in-depth, evidence-based, peer reviewed cattle resource available from August 2018!

Danny Chambers and Susan Salter, looking at various data, discuss this emotive topic and consider steps that could be taken to tackle the issue.

Laura Holm and David Walker investigate how cutaneous and renal glomerular vasculopathy can lead to the development of acute kidney injury.

Roger Evans provides more on the farmer's perspective in his latest Dairy Diary, this time discussing economics in the shrinking herd.

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