Vet Times articles

Peter Bates looks at the workings of this method of ectoparasite control in sheep and how it has changed over the years.

Andrew Forbes discusses strategies for eliminating mange and lice over the housing period, including some case studies.

Sheep lameness is a prevalent issue on UK farms, and, with sheep farming margins already challenging, preventing and tackling it is important, say the authors.

Removing BVD from the UK herd would go a long way in improving cow fertility, productivity and calf health and welfare, says Alex Perkins.

Owen Atkinson reviews some aspects of mastitis control at drying off and through the dry period, including immediately after calving.

Monitoring and evaluating possible infestations and control measures is vital, says Mike Taylor.

Sophie Mahendran looks at diarrhoea in calves and rehydrating those with the condition by administering fluids via the IV and oral routes.

In his latest Dairy Diary, Roger Evans discusses why farmers are not entirely to blame for antimicrobial resistance and reflects on the brilliant service he received when his dog fell ill.

Peter Edmondson looks at various factors to take into consideration when adopting this technology in the dairy environment.

Margit Groenevelt looks at antibiotic resistance in dairy sheep and goats, in the UK and worldwide, including causes and control measures.

#CALFMATTERS is a vaccination campaign from Merial Animal Health which encourages farmers to vaccinate their calves against calf pneumonia.

A look at the types and preventive steps regarding common diseases that affect normal metabolism of cows.

Roger Evans recalls how alarm bells started ringing when he heard dogs were being taken to one of his fields by their owners.

In the first of a two-part article, Nicola Gladden reviews solutions and options for dealing with postpartum problems in dairy cows.