Vet Times articles

Jacqui Matthews takes a look at helminth infection in horses and advice to give to owners.

Kirstie Pickles discusses some of the latest developments and studies into management and treatment for this condition.

Equine vets would do well to dust off their assertiveness skills and engage with owners, after a survey for Keeping Britain’s Horses Healthy found the majority craved much more advice.

Andy Durham looks at how and why inappropriate nutrition occurs, and some of the points veterinary surgeons should educate owners on.

Alison Bennell and Jodie Hughes discuss the importance of familiarity with drugs and protocols, and good organisation and forward planning, in a stress-free anaesthesia in the field.

Jacqueline Matthews reviews the types of endoparasites impacting on horse health, each one's proliferation, new diagnostic protocols and strategies to gain owner compliance.

Victoria Colgate recaps the organisation's inaugural conference, held in April at The British Racing School in Newmarket.

Lara Gosling, Jonathon Dixon and David Rendle discuss using thoracic radiography and ultrasonography to identify and monitor progression of this disease.

Jamie Prutton discusses methods of controlling this condition, including when to stable, the use of rugs and advice to give owners.

Samantha Castle discusses how new rules from The Pony Club on EI booster vaccinations could save vets from some difficult encounters with owners.

Safia Barakzai reports on the highlights at the most recent American Association of Equine Practitioners Annual Convention.