Vet Times articles

Marc Abraham revisits the city of angels to investigate whether the problem of puppy mills … more

Alex Dugdale outlines the rising incidence of obesity in companion animals and details its implications … more

Norman Johnston discusses the importance tooth problems can have in the body, from cardiovascular issues … more

Roger Blowey discusses, in the first of three parts, research presented at the 16th International … more

Roger Evans dissects the issues surrounding milk testing, and contrasts his experiences of yesteryear with … more

Pru Harvey concludes her three-part article by looking back on her time spent with giant otters in Guyana.

APART from meat hygiene the profession here has no influence on total food safety, unlike … more

Adam Martin considers the increasing number of botulism cases, looking at the causes, how it … more

DO all veterinary graduates need to be omnicompetent, in the sense of receiving training in … more

Filippo De Bellis discusses the diagnostic procedures for endocrine disorders, such as hypothyroidism, Sertoli cell … more

Francesca Riccomini warns of the dangers of allowing “baby games” that could confuse a pet … more

Safia Barakzai discusses equine teeth infections, focusing on their clinical signs and diagnosis as well … more

Joel Dudley interviews Quintin McKellar, vice-chancellor of the University of Hertfordshire, about what has motivated … more

Alex Gough provides a review of some fresh research findings PERIODONTAL dental disease is reported … more

James Breen, Chris hudson, Martin Green and Andrew Bradley discuss the merits of evidence-based medicine, … more

CHANGING the corporate image of the RCVS was always likely to be controversial, especially since … more

Pru Harvey gets into the jungle scene with the second of her three-part series, and deals with vicious snakes, bad weather and mercenary taxi drivers.

I HAVE been musing on the different relationships that exist in a practice. There are … more