Vet Times articles

Maggie Shilcock believes there is an increasingly common perception that veterinary fees are too high, … more

“No one said it was going to be easy, but, in reality, we haven’t got … more

Enzo Vettorato discusses, in the first of a two-part article, the different approaches to local … more

Mike Steele discusses evidence-based veterinary medicine, describing what it is and how it works, while … more

Peter Lees discusses development of robenacoxib, an NSAID with high COX-2 selectivity NSAIDS are the … more

Di Baker explains why some farmers are reluctant to deal with Johne’s disease and offers … more

Chris Watson reflects on the research brought to light on an important cattle disease at … more

Alasdair Hotston Moore discusses stick injuries in dogs, focusing on presentation and their management, including … more

Sally Turner explains how reaching a definitive diagnosis of bacterial conjunctivitis can be challenging and … more

Adam Martin examines the processes behind this reproduction management technique – and discusses the conditions that can … more

Simon Tappin considers diseases not endemic in the UK that are a significant threat to … more

Francesca Riccomini reports on the headline topics raised during the annual conference of the Association … more

Army Combat News Team reports on an initiative by the Royal Army Veterinary Corps to … more

Lynn Barber discusses how natural behaviours in canines are often replicated in household scenarios, and … more

Màrian Matas Riera examines tissue banking, and urges openness about the technique’s potential and pitfalls … more

Alex Briault takes us from a chocolate workshop in Lancashire to the VLA, considering whether … more

Sonja Fonfara looks at three of the most common acquired heart diseases and explains how … more

Last month Lance Corporal Liam tasker became the 358th British soldier to die since operations … more

Sarah Caney describes her procedure in dealing with cats that present with osteoarthritis and believes … more