Vet Times articles

CATHERINE DUNNETT, MARK DUNNETT explain how advances in technology have made testing for prohibitive substances … more

The dynamic in the upper echelons of veterinary political life is palpable. The BSAVA has … more

CAROLINE REAY explains how taking on overseas volunteers can provide benefits for both employer and … more

SOPHIA CHINN discusses, in the first of a two-part article, how difficult-to-decipher problems, such as … more

JOHN E COOPER, MARGARET E COOPER explain how Kenya’s livestock have been given a boost … more

THERE are certain topics that observers of human behaviour are meant to avoid. There is … more

DAVID BARTRAM reports on his presentation to a congress discussing suicide and suicidal behaviour, during … more

CATHERINE LE BARS is reluctantly drawn into a mercy mission to free four recalcitrant pigeons, … more

ROBIN FEARON charts the success of Moredun Scientific following its 20th anniversary and looks at … more

LETTERS from vets confirming details of puppy litters are among the evidence The Kennel Club … more

CATHERINE F LE BARS discusses how this fresh technique can be applied to the removal … more

JENIFER WAKELING explains the benefits of screening as a way of making sure elderly dogs … more

SUE MURPHY introduces three new clinicians at the Animal Health Trust – and uncovers tales of baby … more

DEFRA has launched a consultation on the National Control Programme (NCP) for the monitoring and … more

MARY CARR finds that language barriers, traversing mountain ranges in wellies and a lack of … more

COLIN WHITING examines subtle methods of establishing control during your consultations – providing a platform for … more

DEBBIE GOW explains how, after a dramatic first day, she rose to the challenge of … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI argues that regard for neighbours and canine unpredictability has much more relevance to … more

MELANIE ATKINSON tries not to breathe through her nose as she battles incontinent dogs, constipated … more