Vet Times articles

Puppy pyoderma (also known as juvenile cellulitis) typically occurs between three weeks to four months … more

A big dairy farming story of late is the decision by the Caffè Nero coffee … more

It was my first day at work. I was nervous as heck, keen to impress, … more

A venipuncture site should be chosen where the skin is clean and has no obvious … more

Recently I met up with some of my university friends. This doesn’t happen as often … more

Around 10 years ago (it seems more, but recently time seems to have fewer divides) … more

I was surprised to learn our local authority is getting rid of its dog warden, and that … more

Have you ever noticed that, sometimes after starving, the haematocrit (Hct) and haemoglobin (Hgb) levels appear … more

There is an unwritten rule that, at the end of each clinical placement (or, in some … more

Dave Nicol turned his world upside down when he moved to Sydney in 2009 to … more

We live in troubled times – economically, politically, and socially. This blog being mostly focused on … more

Hopefully, the title of this piece will have succeeded in drawing you in – so … more

Cats, particularly long-haired varieties, can be carriers of ringworm but show no clinical signs at … more

Following the publication of my recent post about crowdfunding to pay vet bills, I got … more

Eighty years ago a woman spotted a painting of her future husband in the office … more

“Prognose, prognose, prognose” is a phrase uttered regularly by a vet I’ve spent a lot … more

Low-level laser therapy (LLLT) is a rapidly growing adjunctive therapy in companion animal practice. Low-level laser … more

I deliberately left writing this article until after the general election – the repercussions of … more