Vet Times articles

SUSAN HAYWOOD and DAVID BRITT tell the history of a fl ock of sheep that … more

COLIN ROBERTS charts the development of equine gait analysis and describes a variety of studies … more

JOHN BURFORD discusses how technological advances can make gait assessment easier to perform LAMENESS is … more

ALEX GOUGH reveals some encouraging results in small animal cancer therapy, testing patches for cats, … more

SAM DUFF reports on the two-day Stirling CPD conference, which also acts as the only … more

OLI VINER finds that a mere holiday is not enough when dealing with everyday veterinary … more

ROGER EVANS talks about his concerns over bovine TB, mixed messages and plans to increase … more

AGENETIC mutation in dachshunds could help to increase understanding of inherited forms of blindness in … more

CATHERINE F LE BARS discusses how to spot dermatological and ocular problems that, in some … more

PARASITIC research conducted at the University of Salford could save the lives of five per … more

DID you know that, for more than a year and a half, a wildlife secret … more

MARK TURNER laments the missing communication gene that renders him incapable of two-way conversation and … more

RACHEL DEAN and VICKI ADAMS describe the value of collaboration between first opinion practitioners and … more

FIONA MACDONALD discusses the diagnosis and treatment of skin and gill fluke infestation in the … more

JENNIFER WAKELING describes the management of this condition and the importance of regularly weighing patients … more

DEFRA has launched a public consultation to develop ideas about how best to enable local … more

MICHAEL CLARKE looks at the issue of written prescription fee charges as the three-year ban … more

RESEARCH described as the largest canine osteoarthritis (OA) NSAID study ever undertaken has shown positive … more

HANY ELSHEIKHA concludes his two-part article on the usage of egg yolk antibodies to curtail … more