Vet Times articles

Graham Duncanson suggests some top tips for cow prolapse cases, from chemical administration guidelines to … more

VETERINARY groups have welcomed Scotland’s decision to move forward with proposed changes to dangerous dogs … more

Neil Hudson provides his responses to a congress in Australia, where topics included collaborative research … more

Justin Armstrong discusses whether there is a novel alternative to the traditional farmer and vet … more

IT was a joy to read that Cherry Bushell, director of the RCVS Trust, has … more

The kidneys are complex, paired organs located in the craniodorsal abdomen. They are primarily responsible … more

Andrew Knight, Jasmijn De Boo analyse ways of improving research design and shared knowledge to … more

LATERALITY in dogs, wobbler syndrome in horses and semen preservation were all winning topics as … more

Graham Duncanson ponders answers to satisfying graduates’ EMS requirements while effectively managing farm animal and … more

Catherine F Le Bars looks at the safety and efficacy of a new NSAID, as … more

Mark Lowrie discusses the wide variety of approaches to patients that are unresponsive to anti-epileptic … more

Heather Powell discusses lymphoedema in humans and horses, and explains how she discovered manual lymph … more

Abby Caine continues her discussion of ultrasound techniques for the biliary tract and vascular malformations, … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… NO doubt by the time … more

Peter Hiscox finds himself thrust into the deep end: a south Asian adventure just after … more

Jason A V Kimm-Penniver recalls that while trying to catch an errant sheep after a … more

Gareth Arthurs reports on some of the topics, including joint replacement and arthrodesis, covered at … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI calls attention to the financial downturn’s emotional effects on our companion animals IN … more