Vet Times articles

Veronica Roberts offers a background overview of this condition, followed by what is new based on literature.

Owen Atkinson explores how data can be used by vets for reviewing and forecasting on farms.

Ian Wright looks at the risk assessments and preventive methods to ensure health of companion animals.

Sam Bowker summarises the discussions and outcomes of the Break the Pain conference and round-table talk.

Matt Gurney discusses how practices and professionals can work with caregivers to raise awareness.

Ian Ramsey and Fergus Allerton explore how professionals can practice this, using examples.

Lorraine Miller describes a Thai charity’s efforts to preserve this species and the opportunities available.

Bridget Girvan recounts the information and ideas shared at this inaugural gathering of vets and academics.

Vicky Strong, Shelley Ashenden and Emily Breisner discuss the importance of survey results in supporting new careers.

Alex Gough reviews recent studies into the length of treatment required in cases of SRMA, emesis induction, possible CKD treatments, the efficacy and safety of amiodarone and sotalol, and more…

David Harwood highlights topics covered at the latest Goat Veterinary Society annual congress in Harrogate.

Kayal Patel shares some of the most common types and causes of these lesions, and how to treat them.

Beverley Ho and Mary-Anne Frank share some top tips to improve the process of completing these.

Mark Turner returns to the lives of Margaret, Ali, Matt and the team in part 3 of his story about the day-to-day struggles of UK practice life.

Al Manning explains why analysing the data is key to improving performance.

Room for improvement exists when it comes to practising cleanliness around collecting and feeding colostrum, so vets must engage with clients about keeping equipment for feeding calves clean and establishing an effective standard operating procedure on farm.