Vet Times articles

JOHN E COOPER, MARGARET E COOPER report on a unique, five-day workshop on veterinary pathology … more

OUR story starts before the Second World War. Long ago, a modest researcher at St … more

GARETH CROSS reveals the story of Sonny, a suddenly dangerous and batty old retriever, which … more

GLEN COUSQUER discusses how enhancing the environment of exotic animals is vital to improving and … more

DAVID HARWOOD summarises the diverse discussions from the Goat Veterinary Society’s meeting, including euthanasia, disbudding … more

PAUL ROGER examines diagnosis, prevention and treatment for the highly contagious skin disease in sheep … more

Graham Duncanson reveals the signs that could mean orf is present in a flock and warns of its zoonotic potential.

NATALIE WEBSTER discusses x-ray diagnosis of non-aggressive and aggressive bone lesions in small animals DECIDING … more

Petra Agthe discusses methods to put an end to poor-quality radiographic technique and to avoid misdiagnosis.

The one thing that is certain within our professional lives is that nothing stays the … more

FRANK BUSCH outlines philosophical viewpoints relating to the ethical treatment of animals, from calls for … more

FRANCES BARR explains why it is important to acknowledge excellence and pay tribute to our … more

IN 1976, I completed my second period of research in the renal unit of an … more

MARTIN ATKINSON explains how the case of a miniature dachshund with a partly prolapsed thoracolumbar … more

Veterinary surgeon, barrister and Vetlaw director Madeleine Forsyth reveals the trials and tribulations of being an expert witness in the courtroom cauldron.

THE third edition of this book provides an update upon the second edition and has … more

CATHERINE F LE BARS discusses recommended guidelines for the control of MRSA infection within the … more

DIANA DELMAR reveals the beliefs of Bernard Rollin, who says that not only do animals … more