Vet Times articles

DANIELA MURGIA in the first of a two-part article, looks at the causes and diagnosis … more

SEBASTIEN BEHR, RAQUEL TREVAIL, ROBERTO JOSÉ-LÓPEZ, JAMES ELFORD discuss factors behind this condition, the clinical … more

ANDY DURHAM looks at the diagnostic help available to vets, such as bacteriologic culture, when … more

IT is always a pleasure to hear about success in our profession. One interesting story … more

JO MURRELL in the second part of a two-part feature focusing on the challenges associated … more

PAUL IMRIE Veterinary Times editor introduces candidates standing for election to the college in the … more

Kevin Eatwell, in the first of a two-part article, looks at approaches to the clinical history and diagnosis of all forms of otitis presented in rabbits.

AS an undergraduate, one has many concerns about becoming a real farm vet; the fear … more

Mark Richer warns practices to ignore the film comments on a haemotology report at their … more

Jane Eastwood looks at the effects the parasite can have on dogs, including life-threatening infections, … more

Jane Eastwood looks at the effects the parasite can have on dogs, including life-threatening infections, … more

TIM WATSON looks at the challenges around persuading cats and dogs to take their medicine … more

PAUL IMRIE Veterinary Times editor in the first of a two-part article, introduces candidates standing … more

David Rendle emphasises the importance of tackling sweet itch before clinical signs develop and advises … more

WILLIAM Beveridge died 50 years ago this month, a hero of two wars fought simultaneously – one … more

Kevin Eatwell and Elisabetta Mancinelli consider the risks attached to anaesthesia in rabbits and offer advice on the optimum techniques for improving outcomes.

Graham Duncanson takes it on the chin as camelid society vets get a dressing down … more

James Breen, Chris Hudson, Martin Green, Andrew Bradleydiscuss options for controlling infection, including tailoring measures … more