Nicola Bates discusses how to approach poisoned patient cases to determine appropriate decontamination and further treatment.

Roger Evans discusses how he has taken his farm organic in his latest Dairy Diary.

Chanticleer looks at more veterinary issues from the day, this time the widening divide between independent and corporate practice.

Kathryn Cowley's OA management series advances with advice on effective methods of monitoring via measurement tools and how to communicate this guidance with owners.

Marge Chandler discusses programmes to advise owners for weight management and genetic preconditions of some breeds in regards to obesity.

Elisabetta Mancinelli takes a look at some of the research in this area in her latest Exotic Encounters.

Paul Burr recounts a meeting of minds from all areas of the farming industry to discuss ways of wiping out this disease.

Sophie Keyte and Tom Harcourt-Brown look at the arguments for managing the disease medically or surgically and urge vets to offer owners all options.

Sophie Mahendran looks at important nematodes that affect dairy cows, their life cycles and worming protocols.

Mathilde Granger discusses management, care and rehabilitation considerations when dealing with traumatic brain injuries.

Francesco Cian discusses the case of a 1.5-year-old female crossbreed dog imported from eastern Europe in his latest Cytology Corner.

Robert Cook discusses whether the use of this tack by riders causes behavioural issues and how to resolve any problems that arise.

Chanticleer casts a weather eye over more subjects, and their parallels to the veterinary world.