Vet Times articles

Judith Roberts discusses the different NSAIDs available for large animals on farm, and highlights their … more

KNOWLEDGE of equine dental pathology and dental treatments has become increasingly reported in the veterinary … more

Abigail Woods delves into the past, examining the first disease prevention scheme in Britain and … more

Emma Cooper talks to Captain Laura Holmes about her experiences in teaching locals how to … more

Julien Bazelle, Penny Watson discuss approaches to dealing with this stressrelated condition and review the … more

Marc Abraham explains how tweets are to beat, and how your practice shouldn’t be allowed … more

Marlene Sickinger describes left abomasal displacement therapy in cows, and how a standard procedure has … more

SIR Terry Wogan used to ask in exaggerated tones, “Is it me?” and the nation … more

Colin Thompson, Dave Kowalek reflect on their experiences at the Lancaster University-hosted SPVS Final Year … more

THIS April we have the chance to attend a world congress on our very own … more

Harriet Thomas takes a detailed look at the treatment of three of the canine and … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I WRITE this laying on … more

IT IS becoming increasingly recognised that hygiene within human and veterinary hospital facilities is vital … more

Victoria Doyle looks at how ATE can be a complication of other diseases, highlighting clinical … more

YOU will be reading this towards the end of February, but the lead time to … more

Donal Nugent talks to the recipient of WEVA’s 2011 Merial Applied Equine Research Award, Anthony … more

Andy Durham discusses the latest thinking on approaches to influenza, with reference to technology, choosing … more

SPVS is targeting future practice owners at its 2012 conference. With a dedicated stream at … more