Vet Times articles

“Dinosaurs like me should take comfort in the realisation today’s young are far less likely to be influenced by the egos of news presenters, because they seek information from a far wider range of digital sources.”

Jeremy Campbell describes his personal experience of setting up his own practice and the lessons he learned along the way.

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

Chris Palgrave reports from the British Bee Veterinary Association spring 2017 meeting.

Anna Jackson BVetMed CertVD MRCVS, veterinary technical team manager at Elanco Animal Health, explores how to treat a common problem that can be difficult to manage.

Lucy Irvine, co-president of the University of Glasgow Veterinary Medical Association, takes a student perspective on mental health and well-being in in the veterinary profession, and coping with pressure.

Earlier this year, SPVS appointed Nichola Watson as its first executive director. It is an exciting new development for both herself and SPVS, as Veterinary Times discovered when we asked her to step into the Examination Room.

Chanticleer runs the rule over more current topics, and relates them to the veterinary profession.

Martin Atkinson reports on SPVS Snowscene, which focused on a non-clinical programme of staff management and finances.

Chanticleer muses on how the winds of change are affecting the veterinary profession.

Martin Atkinson reports on the 34th Congress in the Snow, which saw the annual event hit Mayrhofen in Austria for the first time.

Ali Budgell reports on this year’s national gathering of the Veterinary Christian Fellowship.

Recent research at the University of Salford shows that questing Ixodes ticks were found almost every month of the year.

Miele Professional shares how you can control the risk of infection in your practice with a commercial laundry system.