Vet Times articles

KIT STURGESS looks at the steps needed to create an effective, individual senior health care … more

CARL BRADBROOK follows on from part one on pulse oximetry and blood pressure measurement by … more

THROUGHOUT veterinary college you are always taught “common things are common” – and, most of the time, … more

VICKY ROWLANDS examines various treatments in equines, such as stem cell therapy, that aim to … more

SARAH PELLETT, MOLLY VARGA explain the breeding cycles of male and female ferrets, before discussing … more

LIVIA BENATO considers how these live microorganisms, known for carrying health benefits, could help the … more

TIME is at a premium in veterinary practice and getting staff together for meetings is … more

GEORGINA L HERBERT and MATTHEW GURNEY consider the challenges in providing pain relief and good … more

CARL BRADBROOK looks at pulse oximetry and blood pressure measurement, before moving on to capnography … more

ROGER EVANS ponders the differences between the farmers’ and the public’s perception of current and … more

THE first thing to strike you about this new edition is the size. At 1,538 … more

FERNANDO MALALANA discusses the various therapy options available regarding this common equine optical ailment Summary … more

Kumar Sivam looks at clinical and sub-clinical ketosis, and methods of diagnosing the condition as well as ways of controlling it in cattle.

THERE was a time when stories that were barely interesting – even for the people involved … more

ROGER BLOWEY in the first of a two-part article, reports on the International Ruminant Lameness … more

IVAN RAKIC discusses a case of where a wound in a young horse was treated … more

MATTHEW GURNEY looks at the management of chronic pain in pets, but says it is … more

KAREN WALSH advises on the precautions needed when using anaesthesia in patients with idiopathic epilepsy … more