Vet Times articles

Paddy Gordon highlights the annual accolade designed to champion the UK’s next generation of professionals.

Jacqui Matthews explains this issue in horses and offers advice for vets and clients on managing this parasite type.

Lizzie Kwint explores a case of this procedure being successfully performed on a canine patient.

Adam Auckburally suggests a new approach to governance and auditing of such veterinary medications.

Ian Wright argues why clinical and subclinical cases of this parasite should be treated with care.

Nigel Dougherty covers the difficulties of this practice and what to look out for.

Rosemary Waring discovers how racehorse dietary changes affect their gut health.

Fabio Sarcinelli, Jinjing He and Victoria Phillips discuss how repair of this valve compares as a treatment option for the disease in canines.

Dave Hodson advises on the benefits of these preparations and how to administer for the best results.

Andy Moores describes some of the procedures available for treating this condition in cats and dogs.

David Harwood reviews the Goat Veterinary Society’s latest conference, where an honorary life membership was also bestowed.

Ian Wright examines a concerning trend in cats and dogs across the Atlantic – and how UK vets can play their part here.

“Very few drugs have undergone proper testing for safety and efficacy in old animals. It’s only in the last 15 years when we've had that happening for drugs being specifically developed for use in old animals – particularly, for example, with osteoarthritis…”

SPOTLIGHT: Tom Warboys shares the ways in which veterinarians can advise clients on improving the health of youngstock on dairy farms.

Owen Atkinson explains how vets can work collaboratively with farmers as herd health leaders to better understand their goals.

Frances Gaudiano takes a look back at her 30-year career and how much things have changed.

Peter Kukadia considers how professionals should proceed in the wake of these changes.