Vet Times articles

Monica Guerrero-Mendez discusses, in the first of a two-part article, the types of wildlife presentations … more

Andrew Waller discusses the research that could point the way forwards for eliminating strangles, from … more

Heather Bacon discusses, in the first of a two-part article, the recent history of zoological … more

Pippa Elliott looks at how we have remembered our canine companions and their faithful service … more

CHRONIC superficial corneal ulcers are notoriously hard to treat, and treatment usually relies on continued … more

Peter Edmondson summarises the National Mastitis Council’s anniversary meeting in Washington, which covered topics such … more

Hany M Elsheikha looks at the different types of worm that invade cats and dogs – a … more

IT is hard to believe it’s nearly a decade since foot-and-mouth, or rather the response … more

Elizabeth Sampson reports on a breeding programme that seeks to remove some of the negative … more

Simon Tappin discusses approaches to this technique, from choosing the equipment and patient preparation to … more

Luke Gamble describes the issues and conditions Egyptian animals were left in as the country … more

Livia Benato and Chris Shepherd discuss, in the first of a two-part article, approaches to … more

Libby Sheridan looks at how these micro-organisms could have veterinary application, and discusses some of … more

Ariane Neuber examines this skin reaction to yeast and how it is important to identify … more

Simone Thissen discusses, in the concluding section of a twopart article, some of the subjects … more

Brigitte Lord examines the diagnosis and treatment of a lapwing that underwent two operations to … more

Jonathan F Pycock discusses developments in this field, from shipment delay protocols to more effective … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… It seems that finally Government … more