Vet Times articles

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I SUPPOSE it had to … more

Roger Evans finds he’s got little option when it comes to where he keeps some … more

Sara Pedersen discusses approaches to such cases, including the considerations that need to be made … more

SOMETIMES we need to take a step back and realise what it is that we … more

Richard Jones recalls how a group of experts and enthusiasts gave their time to help … more

James Oliver discusses tumour behaviour in dogs and cats as well as diagnostic tests available … more

CLINICIANS at the RVC’s Queen Mother Hospital for Animals are celebrating after becoming the first … more

Alana Boulton, Jessica Cooke, Claire Wathes consider the importance of optimal nutrition in heifers intended … more

Nicola Menzies-Gow explains why, in a bid to stave off resistance development, the rational use … more

Jenny Hull finds the chills are multiplying, and she’s losing control – but her driving skills aren’t … more

Isabelle Cattin, Jordi Puig discuss approaches to treating this condition, in particular with reference to … more

TERRY Wogan used to say, “Is it me?”. He probably still does, but, having taken … more

Alana Rosenblatt, Natalie Webster discuss the use of ultrasound to help the practitioner carefully steer … more

LET’S think about Blogg’s syndrome. It is unpleasant, debilitating and virtually untreatable, except for unreliable … more

SELF-ASSESSMENT-STYLE veterinary texts have long been popular with those seeking a learning alternative to the … more

A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine DOXORUBICIN is a chemotherapeutic … more

Sarah Taylor considers approaches to assessing wounds and offers suggestions on how best to tackle … more

Samantha Woods looks at this condition and the clinical signs, such as chronic lameness and … more