Vet Times articles

ROGER EVANS reveals how dreams of striking vets and concerns about TB have been disturbing … more

CHRISTMAS brings its own Santa’s sack of mixed emotions ranging, depending on how cynical a … more

I AM hoping for an early opportunity to go to St Pancras station to indulge … more

MARIE CARTER examines the significance of a group of practising vets, gaining a qualification described … more

Robin Fearon finds that while vaccine progress is going well, the long-term outlook could spell trouble ahead.

I WAS delighted to be given an opportunity to review this book – blood pressure problems in … more

SARAH ROBERTS reports on a European briefing where vets were urged to treat obesity as … more

HANY M ELSHEIKHA examines how common parasites come to life, as well as treatment and … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON underlines the need for action to get farmers warming to the idea of … more

VETERINARY practices are being urged to take part in Healthy Heart Month 2008, in order … more

To further enhance Veterinary Times’ leading coverage of the latest news and issues affecting the … more

MAGGIE SHILCOCK takes the mystery out of management with a discussion on how to be … more

FRANCESCA RICCOMINI describes the emerging trend of people buying behaviour counselling sessions as gifts for … more

GRAHAM DUNCANSON examines the limited options available to the equine veterinarian treating DJD in the … more

As veterinarians, there is no excuse for us underestimating the importance of the sense of … more

TWO studies have shown that incidences of Angiostrongylus vasorum are increasing in number and becoming … more

TRISH LOGIE explains that the click of a mouse has opened up a new path … more

ALEX THIEMANN discusses the effects of obesity and old age, and examines hyperlipaemia diagnosis.

IN a very ordinary shopping mall is a pathetic little statue of a most extraordinary … more