Vet Times articles

DAVID DUGDALE anticipates this year’s scientific programme, with its array of international experts, will be … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY continues his Asian sabbatical by looking at the work of the hospital’s ambulatory … more

IN an attempt to eradicate strangles in Scotland, the University of Edinburgh is to offer … more

NIALL T TAYLOR has some less-than-complimentary opinions to say about the use of complementary therapy … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON discusses how the many types of clostridial disease impact on ruminant welfare and … more

ROBERT COOK questions why many in the equine sector, vets included, have not acted on … more

IT is really embarrassing to raise, yet again, the question of the body politic of … more

GLEN COUSQUER ferments an overview of probiotics, their benefits, and indications and guidelines for their … more

MARTIN ATKINSON ponders why there are quiet days and busy ones in veterinary practice, proffering … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK explains why motivation should come from the top if you are to promote … more

HANY ELSHEIKHA discusses how egg yolk antibodies react against an infection that has deep economic … more

SUE PATERSON explains why antibiotics may cause problems when used to treat skin problems in … more

FRANK BUSCH examines two case studies that illustrate the ethico-moral challenges veterinary practitioners may face … more

BOB DAWSON discusses the neutering work achieved in South Africa by welfare charity SASHA – which included … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON explains how the stoical donkey provides the veterinarian with a break from the … more

EWAN MCNEILL went back to school for SPVS’s latest roadshow in consultancy skills and client … more

JENNI MASON describes her experience of graduating via a non-traditional route, and raises some questions … more

I have long associated Scotland with rain. And with whisky. Perhaps it is all the rain … more

JONATHAN CRACKNELL finds that hanging around with sloths and their fellow Xenarthrans offers up exciting … more