Nigel Dougherty evaluates the wider aspects of provision for this practice.

Luciana Santos de Assis discusses latest findings relating to this common canine problem.

Richard Brown gives his opinion on this matter for the sake of the “unique” veterinary profession.

Ross Allan reviews the key information set out at the latest London course.

Norbert Mencke discusses the affects the issue has on the public – and what improvements need to be made.

Alan Johnson gives his take on the impact of shifting attitudes towards conversations on well-being.

In this edition of his Diagnostic Dilemmas series, Francesco Cian recalls the case of a nine-year-old golden retriever presented to the referring veterinarian for the sudden enlargement of peripheral lymph nodes.

Mark Lowrie shares his ideas around how to manage patient health, medication and owners’ expectations.

Ferran Sanchez considers useful diagnostic approaches for these conditions.

Paddy Gordon highlights the annual accolade designed to champion the UK’s next generation of professionals.

Jacqui Matthews explains this issue in horses and offers advice for vets and clients on managing this parasite type.

Lizzie Kwint explores a case of this procedure being successfully performed on a canine patient.

Adam Auckburally suggests a new approach to governance and auditing of such veterinary medications.

Ian Wright argues why clinical and subclinical cases of this parasite should be treated with care.

Nigel Dougherty covers the difficulties of this practice and what to look out for.

Rosemary Waring discovers how racehorse dietary changes affect their gut health.

Fabio Sarcinelli, Jinjing He and Victoria Phillips discuss how repair of this valve compares as a treatment option for the disease in canines.

Dave Hodson advises on the benefits of these preparations and how to administer for the best results.