Vet Times articles

IMAGINE sitting well back in a theatre, watching an actor light a cigarette. A few … more

GREG CLARK describes how, despite the challenges, this certificate can be rewarding to all vet … more

SUSAN HAYWOOD and DAVID BRITT conclude this two-part article, with Dr Britt introducing Dr Haywood’s … more

NATALIE WEBSTER finds that scenic Norway provides an excellent location to share diagnostic imaging know-how … more

I reluctantly have to admit that I promised to update you about my exploits in the … more

MARTIN ATKINSON presents a baker’s dozen of things clients commonly say – and what they really mean … more

CATHERINE DUNNETT registered nutritionist explains how advances in nutrition-based research into stallion sperm may provide … more

DEBBIE ARCHER discusses research into behavioural factors and other characteristics that may increase a horse’s … more

CLAIRE SEDGWICK explains one organisation’s mission to neuter and treat the vast street cat population … more

VICKI BROWN explains that backyard chickens are becoming more popular and provides an overview of … more

FRANK BUSCH discusses two case studies – animal rights and organic farming – and finds that ethical paradoxes are … more

MELANIE ATKINSON attempts to drive a hard bargain when faced with one bartering client – and … more

ELUNED SALISBURY describes her own dog’s experience of this condition, and urges practitioners to consider … more

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