Vet Times articles

Janey Lowes continuing on from the charity’s set-up and its catch, neuter, vaccinate, release plan, this final article looks at why learning is key.

Alex Gough looks a more of the latest findings in veterinary medicine in December's Research Review.

Danny Chambers shares his beliefs, arguments and reasoning against using homeopathic remedies in the veterinary profession in an opinion piece for Veterinary Times.

David Harwood reports on the 2016 meeting of the Goat Veterinary Society, which saw presentations from guest speakers on topics such as bluetongue and disbudding kids.

Royal Canin’s veterinary support manager, Katy Smith, steps into the Examination Room.

Sebastien Behr, Sinead Bennett and Bill Oxley discuss the use of this emerging technology for patient-specific surgical implants and templates.

Ali Budgell reports on a Veterinary Christian Fellowship CPD day held at Cambridge, including a talk about eyes by University of Cambridge lecturer David Williams.

Laura Woodward suggests how vets and VNs can use mind techniques, such as cognitive behavioural therapy, to create a positive state of mind and emotional well-being.

Jenny Stavisky highlights the importance of disease management in these locations and provides a guide of best practice in how to avert or contain any potential outbreaks.

Roger Evans reflects on dairy farmers struggling with the low price paid for their milk in relation to production costs and proposes what he considers to be a fair minimum.

Alex Gough takes a November look at the latest studies and findings in veterinary medicine.

Nicky Vincent explains why it's important to be caring and compassionate when dealing with animals – and have genuine sympathy for their owners.

James Westgate invites Leonard Black into the Examination Room to discuss his distinguished career spanning five decades on three continents.

Barbara Stevenson investigates early advances in drug application and emerging treatments around the turn of the century.

The CVS Group has joined forces with the Dachshund Breed Council in an x-ray screening programme aimed at reducing the prevalence of a crippling back disease in the species.