Vet Times articles

Kevin Corley outlines the background of this fast-spreading disease, explains why the timing of vaccinations … more

Pip Johnson takes a close look at this wasting syndrome that is commonly associated with … more

Simon Tappin examines the preparation techniques behind effective endoscopy, outlines some of the physical signs … more

A PONY rescued from a farm two years ago has been nursed to full health … more

Elisa Joy Best investigates ear disease in dogs – including a case study of a cavalier … more

History A three-year-old female neutered cavalier King Charles spaniel presented for investigation of sudden-onset hearing … more

Roger Evans discusses pressures on the farming sector to reduce its carbon footprint, and also … more

MOST veterinary surgeons will be familiar with one or other of this book’s previous incarnations. … more

Jill Nute reflects on the first in a three-year trial course, set up with the … more

Annie Cook experiences life in front of the camera (while avoiding vultures) for a TV … more

Tim Adams recounts how an awkward farm visit turned flat I HAD been in equine … more

Phil Sketchley responds to a petition seeking amendments to the cascade (see page one) by … more

SCIENTISTS in Scotland are collaborating to tackle parasitic gastroenteritis (PGE) in sheep, which is caused … more

John Robinson poses case-study questions that could win you a weekend away, free CPD seminars, … more

Judith Roberts discusses acute, subacute, subclinical and chronic forms of the condition, as well as … more

A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… PLAYING poker can be a … more

Jo Dudney reflects on an equine event that combined Italian skiing with top-quality presentations on … more

Sarah Caney explains why – with figures suggesting that 20 to 30 per cent of elderly cats are wrongl perceived to be healthy – practices and owners need to team up to improve quality of life.