Vet Times articles

Emmanouil Tzimtzimis, Alasdair Hotston Moore and Kerstin Erles discuss the case of Meg, admitted as a referral emergency with a 10-day history of inspiratory dyspnoea and stridor.

Ross Allan considers approaches to treating these injuries – including debridement and bandaging – in part two of his article.

Alex Gough takes another look over the latest veterinary studies in his latest Research Review.

Sarah Heath, in the run up to firework season, looks at practical and pharmacological approaches to managing sound-related fear.

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

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.

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.

James Warland and Kelly Bowlt-Blacklock discuss a range of medical cases where misusing antimicrobials ensures (part 2 of 3).

Gerald McLaughlan, in the first of a two-part article, looks at some of the most common procedures performed in canine and feline patients.

From his Vet Times Cytology Corner series: Francesco Cian studies an image from a urine sediment – and subsequent urinalysis – from an adult male cat with acute history of vomiting and oliguria.