Vet Times articles

FARMERS on the fringes of the Welsh badger cull region can now receive free biosecurity … more

Graham Baird examines rising incidences of fascioliasis in Britain’s sheep stocks – looking at how ideal weather … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… MY life is littered with … more

Rachael Conwell discusses the life cycle, clinical signs and treatment options for an intestinal nematode … more

“THERE is a knowledge worth possessing for what it is, and not merely for what … more

Louise Alexander reviews the British Veterinary Dental Association lecture tour 2010, which focused on communicating … more

Alex Gough takes a look at the latest research into subjects including uroliths and ovariohysterectomy … more

Joanna Dukes-Mcewan, Hannah Stephenson, Paul Wotton and Bruce Cattanach discuss this heart condition in the … more

Dick Thompson looks back on the SVS conference, where a wide variety of subjects – from … more

ANIMAL experimentation rates in Europe have been described as “Europe’s shame” by a spokesman representing … more

BIOSECURITY has become a buzzword in the profession. In fact, security in general is a … more

Kelly Bowlt Backlock, Ed Friend and Kate Murphy consider the presentation of hepatic shunts in dogs and cats, when the circulatory system bypasses the liver, causing toxins to accumulate.

Claudia Hartley examines the clinical signs, management techniques and surgical options for this condition, and … more

Helen Bond considers the risk factors and implications of crystal-related diseases in domestic cats UROLITHIASIS … more

HOW many veterinary textbooks do you know that have such an intriguing title and start … more

A WEEKEND CPD event designed to improve vets’ ability to treat chickens attracted several small … more

Anna Tauro discusses the clinical signs of the two types of vestibular syndrome presented in … more

Daniel L Chan profiles innovative methodologies for addressing the growing problem of obesity, with specific … more

Graham Duncanson journeys far and wide, and discusses various diseases from sheep that are a … more