Vet Times articles

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

Bob Bradley explains why he believes the private and welfare sectors should consider pooling resources – and … more

Maggie Fisher and Hany M Elsheikha discuss effective approaches to reducing worm infection risks, from … more

Paddy Gordon experiences a snapshot of Michigan dairy farming – from breeding strategies through to an Amish … more

Geoff Culshaw previews his BSAVA Congress presentation, which touches on subjects as diverse as evolution, … more

LARGE animal vets have been urged to be alert to any increase in cases of … more

Alex Gough looks at fresh research thinking, including views on evidenced-based medicine, biopsies and the … more

Jenny Moffett suggests the benefits of open communication include more clients and better animal welfare … more

I HAVE been reading the February newsletter of the Fédération Vétérinaire Européenne (FVE). It covers … more

Ronald Jones describes this condition of blood loss in equines as an aetiological mystery and … more

Robin Fearon discovers how Nottingham’s BioCity is helping to boost business development by combining funding … more

Sue Murphy explains that while histopathological diagnosis is not always an exact science, vets can … more

John Williams invites you, in his role as BSAVA Congress chair, to sample the annual … more

Lisa Gardbaum discusses the merits and application methods of different immunosuppressants, and outlines some of the side effects that can be experienced.

THIS American textbook is a collection of essays written by interns and final-year students, with … more

Lesa Longley explains how to avoid serious problems related to infectious agents, and points to … more