Chanticleer discusses an important issue in the veterinary profession in his latest Vet Times column.

In his final column of the year, Chanticleer casts a weather eye over the potentially troubled waters ahead.

Chanticleer discusses the decline in vaccination rates – both in veterinary and human medicine – and why action is needed to reverse the trend.

Chanticleer delves into the world of tech, and its usage in – and potential implications for – the veterinary profession in the latest column for Veterinary Times.

Chanticleer likens the profession to a swan, and says correspondence in veterinary journals suggests real concerns exist about the nature of the workload, the variance in standards of training and working conditions.

Chanticleer casts a weather eye over more areas of discussion within the veterinary sector.

“Today’s graduates have the disadvantage of having to fit into the matrix we created within what largely remains as a hierarchical profession. Tomorrow’s graduates will want to change things in ways millennials are more likely to accept.”

Chanticleer looks at some of the areas of uncertainty affecting the profession and wider world.

Chanticleer discusses manager training and the importance of front-of-house staff in his latest column.

Chanticleer discusses coverage of the cascade in the latest column for Veterinary Times.

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

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

Chanticleer delves into some of the reasons behind the current recruitment crisis and calls for a unified position to tackle the issue.

“I wonder if any vet, anywhere, has avoided the feeling something may have gone wrong somewhere in our training... and it may just be a matter of time before they find out?”

Chanticleer, finding himself far from home but far from the middle of nowhere, recalls a trip when wifi, mobile signal and the trusty red phone box all let him down.

Chanticleer tackles the scourge of spam email in his latest musings from Veterinary Times.

Chanticleer with the first offering of 2018, from issue 1 of Veterinary Times.

Chanticleer sings from the rooftops in his final Veterinary Times column of the year.

Chanticleer sings from the rooftops on more subjects from or affecting the veterinary sector.

“Dinosaurs like me should take comfort in the realisation today’s young are far less likely to be influenced by the egos of news presenters, because they seek information from a far wider range of digital sources.”

Chanticleer runs the rule over more current topics, and relates them to the veterinary profession.

Chanticleer muses on how the winds of change are affecting the veterinary profession.

Chanticleer discusses the merits of a circular economy in his latest column for Veterinary Times.

Chanticleer looks at issues of trust, relationships and corporate culture.

Chanticleer runs the rule over more issues affecting life and the veterinary profession.