Vet Times articles

ANDREW SPARKES discusses dealing with an infection that could take years to leave its usually … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON presents an overview of the aetiology and management of lameness in sheep and … more

You don’t have to manage a football club to be goal orientated. We are constantly … more

YOU have to feel sorry for the Irish. Just when they thought they’d come up … more

THE University of Liverpool’s Philip Leverhulme Equine Hospital received a “muchneeded” boost from a fund-raising … more

CATERINA TERMINE delves into practice life in the Orient and experiences the stark differences to … more

DIANA DELMAR includes herself among the opponents of horse slaughter and the processes involved – and … more

I PLAN to cover a number of things about our wonderful profession that are both … more

ROB PETTITT explains that a history of lameness may be a key pointer for the … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI explains that a singular approach to husbandry isn’t doing the feline population any … more

There has been considerable talk of doom and gloom within the profession, started off by … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK continues her series on taking the mystery out of management with a look … more

CATHERINE LE BARS has a rather large problem on her hands, in the shape of … more

Liam Downey provides an insight into the agri-food topics he will be covering during his … more

ROBIN FEARON talks to guide dog care and welfare manager Carol Warner about the national … more

ALEX AVERY examines this common condition in dairy cows including the risk factors, diagnosis and … more

AN MEP for south-west England is promoting the idea of a European Commission taskforce to … more

RUTH McELROY reports on the meeting where delegates were treated to lectures and a wet … more

CHARLOTE HAMILTON reports on her eye-opening trip to Portugal to volunteer with an animal welfare … more