Vet Times articles

Joanna Hedley examines the common problems that may spike a practitioner’s interest in these animals … more

NEWS of good cheer. In one of his last generous acts as dean of the … more

Stijn Niessen discusses a systematic and informed approach for dealing with this condition in cats … more

Livia Benato and Chris Shepherd discuss, in the final part of their article, common urinary … more

Henry L’Eplattenier considers this common condition in older dogs and discusses its symptoms and treatment … more

“IF I wanted everybody to like me I’d have been a vet.” This is my … more

Nicole Du Toit and Faith Burden provide an overview of their trip to Mexico where … more

Tim Watson discusses the latest research into this condition, and looks at the at-risk groups … more

Lisa Gardbaum discusses, in the first of a two-part article, the pathogenesis, classification and diagnosis … more

Janet Littlewood discusses the differential diagnoses to be considered in horses showing signs of pruritus … more

MAGNETIC resonance imaging (MRI) has been available for horses worldwide for more than a decade. … more

Hany M Elsheikha concludes his two-part article on the zoonotic risks from companion animals by … more

Alex Gough summarises the latest research on topics ranging from pancreatitis to mast cell tumours … more

Steve Wedd explains the benefits of the Veterinary Defence Society’s CPD courses on communication I … more

Tim Potter considers the animal and human consequences associated with antimicrobial overuse as bacteria develop … more

Martin Atkinson Colin, the surgery cat, details his observations of daily life in a veterinary … more

Monica Guerrero-Mendez provides an overview on zoonotic risks and release techniques in the final part … more

Steve Borsberry reports on the first in a series of meetings hosted by his practice … more