Vet Times articles

BRIGITTE REUSCH describes the challenges, and the rewards, of using ultrasound in these unusual patients … more

ALEX GOUGH gathers further studies and conclusions on a variety of conditions affecting cats and … more

OLI VINER explains why encounters with unusual species often leave him wishing for super-fast CPD … more

JOE ANZUINO reports on the level of veterinary care in China for its large population … more

LAURENT GAROSI explains how pupils are a vital window into the neurologic status of animals’ … more

IT seems that UK vets are being viewed as the blood suckers of western Europe. … more

CHRISTOPHER CHESNEY finds that alternative treatments and distrust of established medical practices are nothing new … more

SUSAN M RHIND believes that getting to grips with students’ technological needs is an idea … more

MIGUEL MARTÍNEZ discusses how to minimise the risks associated with anaesthesia using tailor-made protocols FELINE … more

ROGER BLOWEY discusses papers from the 15th International Ruminant Digit Symposium, in Kuopio, Finland Delegates … more

ROGER WILKINSON, ANDREW CHANCE explore how congenital peritoneopericardial diaphragmatic hernia (PPDH) can be dealt with … more

KATE ENGLISH discusses how anaemia affects the pet bird and explains the reasons behind the … more

SIMONA T RADAELLI RCVS and European specialist in neurology explains how neurogenic and myogenic causes … more

ROGER EVANS looks at ways to improve his stock of heifer calves – and then takes one … more

BRADLEY VINER A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… I WAS recently … more

MARTIN ATKINSON shares some of the most bizarre and brazen requests he has received from … more

SOME years ago, the Prince of Wales attracted criticism for his statement that we should … more

NIGEL DOUGHERTY examines the work at Thailand’s National Elephant Hospital and the plight of Asia’s … more