Seth Wallack DVM, DACVR and Eric Goldman, president, Vetology AI, discuss developments to concentrate on in companion animal practice, in line with the findings of research into the perceptions and priorities of pet owners.
Graham Duncanson BVSc, DProf, MSc(VetGP), FRCVS explores issues relating to this common procedure by analysing his first 4,000 cases – as well as a couple of “disasters”.
Inspired by another article series to appear in Vet Times Jobs, SARAH PAGE-JONES BVSc, CertSAS, MBA, FCEBMa, MRCVS, discusses some common veterinary discourses that can affect different people in different ways, in different situations…
Mark Lowrie MA, VetMB, MVM, DipECVN, MRCVS describes the process of determining whether a cat has a problem and how to diagnose the condition causing it.
Samuel Mauchlen BVM&S, MRCVS and Chris Dixon BVSc, CertVOphthal, MRCVS in the first of a two-part article, discuss the indications for this assessment, as well as technique and eye anatomy.
Rosa Angela Ragni DVM, DSPCA, MRCVS recounts her visit for a rabies neutering and vaccination campaign aimed at protecting the island’s wildlife species.
Sue Paterson MA, VetMB, DVD, DipECVD, FRCVS, who chairs the RCVS education committee, talks about how the college’s new 1CPD platform has encouraged her to reflect on her practice and why she is an advocate for using the app’s dictation function…
Ewelina Korzybska DVM, MRCVS and Emily Dutton BVM&S, DVC, MRCVS provide an overview of the most common conditions, including diagnostic and treatment modalities.
Richard Sibbit, managing director of animal health at Proagrica, discusses the acceleration of digital services in the industry and ways to ensure everyone receives the necessary customer experience…
Fay Vass, chief executive of the British Hedgehog Preservation Society offers a brief summary on assessing hedgehogs that arrive in practice in accordance with society advice.
Simon Tappin MA, VetMB, CertSAM, DipECVIM-CA, FRCVS details prevention strategies, diagnosis and treatment for distemper, parvovirus and canine infectious hepatitis.
Hindsight may be a wonderful thing, but foresight is better. STEVE BAILEY of Space Coaching Services outlines the importance of planning for certain unfortunate eventualities – the so-called pre‑mortem.
