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Agata Witkowska details the case of a reptile with an abdominal mass, from its diagnosis to treatment and removal via surgery.
David Rendle outlines the causes, development, symptoms and treatment options for this neurological condition in horses (includes video content).
Ellen Lavender on finding the balance between one's confidence and one's competences and their limits.
Sarah Keir evaluates a course at The University of Nottingham that focuses on this topic and its place in veterinary medicine
Abi Collinson provides an overview and review of a vet training course at the Latin American Training Centre in Granada, Nicaragua.
Roger Evans presents his latest Dairy Diary.
In the last of four Q&A videos on feline diabetes mellitus, Prof Stijn Niessen answers questions from Vet Times users on the topics of insulin and monitoring.
Karen Walsh discusses studies into a variety of therapeutic options regarding canine and feline patients with this condition.
Elisabetta Mancinelli presents the third part of a her series on spontaneous mammary tumours, this time focusing on hamsters and hedgehogs.
Michael Head explores the use of advanced techniques for inseminating cows, focusing on a variety of available methods.
Belinda Rose discusses the use of ovulatory induction agents and post-covering treatments in reducing early pregnancy loss in horses.
Donal Murphy recaps on how this perscribing method works, citing practical examples, and explains the safe usage of ‘specials’.
Peter Edmondson in the first of a six-part article series, shares his findings on how a veterinary surgeon way of life differs down under.
Ronald Jones celebrates the career of Barbara Weaver, who received an honorary professorship on her 90th birthday.
Hany Elsheikha looks at the groups of worms that infect cattle and discusses effective control and infection management.
Holger Volk discusses various novel concepts and alternative options for managing this prevalent disease in canine patients.
Marge Chandler discusses developments in the use of live bacteria and yeasts to combat various companion animal disorders.
Our Grad Expectations columnist Dave Beeston runs the rule over his first day as a veterinarian.
Dikla Arad discusses a left eye problem in a four-year-old male castrated Jersey Wooly rabbit.
Alex Gough discusses more findings and studies from veterinary medicine in the latest Research Review.
