Vet Times articles

Kate Rew and Helen R Mathie explain how a holistic, team-focused approach to rehabilitation and … more

Maggie Shilcock argues we need more dialogue about cost versus value to build lasting client … more

Rosie Owen discusses the work of the Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust and how UK … more

Enzo Vettorato and Gudrun Schöffmann discuss, in the first of a two-part article, the pathophysiology … more

David Sands explains how identifying the causes of canine consternation is key to helping animals … more

Oli Viner suggests clients forget most of his consults, and despairs in owning a “terminator” cat on drugs that more than compensates for its loss of a leg.

AN orphaned foal fostered by a rescued mare at World Horse Welfare (WHW) last year … more

John E Cooper, Margaret E Cooper report on the European Academy of Forensic Science Conference … more

Tania Ledger recounts the emotional effect of learning her dogs were both suffering from separate … more

Graham Duncanson explains the value of, and approaches to, client education about lambing – and outlines which … more

Roger Evans discusses a vital issue in modern-day farming, but shares his frustration that cleanliness … more

Scott Rigg soars with the raptors, grapples with a goose, flees threatening storm clouds and … more

Robin Fearon reviews an advanced, first-of-its-kind, interactive database project, promoted by The Kennel Club, aiming … more

David Grant describes the progress of a patient with atopy PRURITIC skin disease is a … more

Ian Battersby and Ronan Doyle compare US and UK knowledge and skills in the rapidly … more

Iain Richards anticipates SPVS Congress, following a year of networking, informing, planning and pleasure AS … more

Jennifer Wakeling outlines methods for improving practice hygiene, including careful antibiotics use and thinking twice … more

Bradley Viner A practitioner’s musings about everything specific and nothing in general… THE gods of … more

Tim Watson examines the evidence for and against the view that sugar might lead to … more