Vet Times articles

Peter Edmondson, in the third of a six-part series, reports on an Australian Veterinary Association conference session on mental health.

Chanticleer sings from the rooftops in his final Veterinary Times column of the year.

Rachel Agass and Barny Fraser describe conditions affecting joints in horses, while also considering various diagnostic and treatment methods.

Sophie Mahendran stresses the importance of protecting cattle from disease entry and spread, and outlines methods of prevention.

Peter McParlin discusses fear of animals in humans, including strategies of overcoming it and comparisons with phobias in pets.

Lotfi El Bahri presents a case study of a five-year-old male Labrador retriever brought in for bromethalin poisoning.

Katarina Varjonen and Tim Nuttall bring readers up to speed with the latest terminology, pathogenesis and treatment for this chronic skin disease.

Daniel Parker provides an overview of how he ended up in the poultry sector of veterinary practice and the misconception over what such a job role actually entails.

Lee-Anne Oliver describes why nutritional management is critical in pre-lambing ewes and how to assess it in the sheep flock.

Elizabeth Jackson discusses a study into professionals’ perceptions of how this method helps organisational aspects of practice.

Francesco Cian on the case of a dog with anorexia, lethargy, mild generalised lymphadenopathy and a history of travelling to Spain in the latest Cytology Corner.

Peter Edmondson, in the second of a six-part article series, summarises an Australian Veterinary Association Annual Conference session on how to increase practice profit.

Adam Martin discusses the introduction and evolution of AI throughout history, as well as its uses in herd breeding.