Vet Times articles

Nigel Dougherty considers some of the issues around managing parasites in an alpaca herd, then … more

David Williams introduces his website, which you should keep an eye out for if you’ve … more

Graham Baird discusses the possibilities concerning Fasciola hepatica in ovines during the coming months, and … more

FALLACIES can contaminate even the most prestigious journals, and an article’s impact factor is no … more

Caroline Reay looks back on the past few decades in the profession and reflects on … more

Francesca Riccomini reflects on whether the “good old days” were better for our pets at … more

Robin Fearon follows his article in VT41.38 by talking to Bob Stone, a professor of … more

Colette Jolliffe discusses approaches to setting up and following through procedures, and looks at the factors that can influence your choice of action.

IN 2007, the only extant copy of a 19th century veterinary student’s manuscript diary came … more

THIS book covers all aspects of the cattle industry through 10 chapters, ranging from nutrition … more

Sara Pedersen highlights the problems facing the dairy industry, including conception rates, and how owner education and training is part of the solution

IT reminded me of one of those hot mud thermal baths, with bubbles of brown … more

Christopher Shivelton Queen discusses the benefits ’shop-front” technology can bring to the client-practice relationship and … more

Donal Nugent reports on the European Pain Management Symposium, which was held in Athens THE … more

IN this age of financial austerity we are developing more cautious habits. In most families, … more

Nicola Menzies-Gow discusses a common condition in horses, and outlines approaches to diagnostic and treatment … more

Alex Gough A look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine TIBIAL tuberosity … more

Marge Chandler explains the steps needed for an effective weight management plan and the importance … more

Rose Jackson relates how working life changed when final year veterinary students began their clinical … more