Vet Times articles

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.

Patricia Ibarrola and Ian Battersby conclude their three-part series by discussing classification of renal disorders … more

FROM the title of this book, and knowing that the species range covers cattle, horses, … more

Norman Johnston encourages vets to be more proactive in dentistry and believes a rethink is … more

HANDS up those who remember the 1992 film A Few Good Men? It was, what … more

SEVERAL staff members from Endell Veterinary Group completed the Three Peaks Challenge in just over … more

Alex Gough spotlights studies in dogs and cats that include pheromone efficacy and hearing implants … more

I WAS recently at a quite unique oasis – almost literally. There was a sort of meandering … more

Francesca Riccomini discusses how building work can create an unpredictable environment that impacts on pets“psychological … more

Tim Watson considers whether the fat content of canine diets is a cause for concern, … more

Emma cooper hears tributes to a woman whose passion for veterinary life saw her become … more

Oli Viner muses on the often bleak nature of veterinary practice, where some cases are … more

A PIG’s emotions can be influenced by its surroundings, according to research from the University … more

Judith Roberts reviews approaches to dealing with these infections, which can have wider implications for … more