Vet Times articles

Richard Jones recounts the story of how a male gyrfalcon that flew away before surgery was able to be found safe six days later.

Elisabetta Mancinelli delves into some of the latest studies and research conducted into gastrointestinal health in mammals and birds.

Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses the important topic of effective use of analgesics in small mammals.

Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses an option that has demonstrated efficacy in dogs for vomiting from multiple causes, and discusses potential use in exotic species.

A Case Notes article from Sonya Miles takes the less-usual case of a three-year-old male, captive bred Brazilian rainbow boa.

Sonya Miles presents her latest Case Notes on a two-year-old female green iguana that presented with a two-week history of anorexia and lethargy.

Elisabetta Mancinelli looks at evidence-based medicine advances in some of the most common species of rodents kept as pets – guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, rats and chinchillas.

Elisabetta Mancinelli continues her Exotic Encounters series with a look at latest research into an increasingly kept UK pet.

Elisabetta Mancinelli discusses some of the latest improvements in knowledge regarding the third most common mammalian pet in Europe.

Sonya Miles details a case where a budgerigar was infested with the burrowing mite, and methods used to identify and treat it.

Agata Witkowska details the case of a reptile with an abdominal mass, from its diagnosis to treatment and removal via surgery.

Rodent medicine has developed greatly in recent years and, as Livia Benato explains, many treatments and diagnostic tests can now be offered for these interesting animals.