Recent research at the University of Salford shows that questing Ixodes ticks were found almost every month of the year.

See how palatable oral chews can positively transform the pet and owner experience of parasite control.

Miele Professional shares how you can control the risk of infection in your practice with a commercial laundry system.

A course designed to help veterinary professionals prepare to give evidence in court has been launched by Improve International.

Hany Elsheikha discusses the clinical impact of this parasite, as well as approaches for treating and preventing infestation, regarding canine and feline patients.

Peter Edmondson offers practical guidance on how to tackle this challenge in cattle.

Debbie Gow and Hilary Jackson discuss the options available for using these types of therapies, including the various protocols and side effects.

Ben Sweeney looks at the potentially fruitful offering a veterinary career can bring and encourages readers to embrace it.

Glen Cousquer and Kenneth Boyd consider ethical decision-making in exotic and wildlife medicine, focusing on key terms and the human-animal bond.

Lucy Irvine and Erin Thompson provide an insight into an encouraging campaign run by University of Glasgow School of Veterinary Medicine students.

More companion animal studies and research go under the spotlight in Alex Gough's latest Research Review.

Ross Tiffin reports on his visit to Vets4Pets Lisburn Longstone and how it has succeeded as a feline friendly clinic.

John Dawson, in the second part of his article, describes three steps to processing and maintaining the quality of oocytes.

Ellen Lavender discusses recharging the batteries and sampling the natural life in the Pacific Ocean national park.

Hany Elsheikha discusses the clinical impact of key ectoparasites, as well as strategies for effective therapeutic control.

Andy Durham explores the types and diagnostic techniques for this common concern, and its contribution to airway disease.