Jane Davidson reviews the positives and negatives of in-practice training for vets and VNs, and wonders whether the individual schemes could be more closely linked.

For the first part of my career my “special interest”, and something I became gradually … more

I have perused VN Times, Veterinary Times, recruitment websites, and spoken to those in practice, … more

After a summer of EMS, traveling and very little academic work, the time finally came … more

I’m getting old. I can see that. People greet me not by saying “you look … more

The September 2013 issue of VN Times has a brilliant article by Hayley Walters. Please, … more

Gallstones are rare in dogs. They consist mostly of calcium bilirubinate and/or cholesterol, and are … more

The Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons (RCVS) recently commissioned a study to counter the arguments … more

I have been reading with interest the arguments for and against regular scanning. At the … more

Over the summer, I spent six weeks volunteering for Inti Wara Yassi in Bolivia. The charity … more

Prejudice is a funny thing. The word itself provokes a prejudiced response: either “I’m not … more

Being back in education puts me in that odd position of being a VN, but … more

The cat has been sickly this weekend, which is very rare for her. As she … more

When I graduated the cascade was new and few people had even heard of it … more

We’ve done it… our own royal “baby” has appeared. After much searching and angst Hollie … more