Ventroflexion of the neck in cats5 Nov 2018Ventroflexion of the neck is seen occasionally in cats and there are several known causes which need to be differentiated
Is my hamster hibernating or dead?5 Nov 2018A guide to safely establishing whether your hamster is in hibernation
Victory for the pre-purchase exam5 Nov 2018Figures from the Veterinary Defence Society reveal that, despite the complexities, relatively few pre-purchase examinations result in negligence claims
The operative microscope in modern neurosurgery5 Nov 2018Having developed with the times, the operative microscope is an essential piece of equipment in the modern neurosurgical theatre
White spirit exposure in pets3 Nov 2018How to identify and manage cases of white spirit exposure in small animals
What do the Brexit updates mean for my practice?31 Oct 2018Brexit has cast a dark cloud over the veterinary sector, which is highly dependent on EU nationals
How will the large animal workforce diversify after Brexit?30 Oct 2018Paraprofessionals may be further utilised as tuberculin testers and certification support officers, delegates heard at the Official Vet Conference 2018
What will Brexit mean for the equine sector?30 Oct 2018A session on adapting to changing times at BEVA Congress 2018 highlighted current priorities for the equine veterinary profession
Home care of animals with bandages, splints or casts30 Oct 2018SponsoredThe therapeutic success of bandages, splints and casts is highly influenced by the guardian's compliance in monitoring it and reporting any changes. Blue recommends simplifying guardian’s home care in…
Leadership in a new world26 Oct 2018How will leaders need to adapt to the rapidly changing profession?
From proactive to reactive25 Oct 2018SponsoredAdvice for spotting and managing stress in your practice
Addressing the low survival rates of paediatric patients24 Oct 2018Younger paediatric dogs and cats presenting to emergency clinics are less likely to survive than their older counterparts, according to a new study
Dealing with the painful eye23 Oct 2018Ocular discomfort with different conditions appears to vary between species, but it is best to use the precautionary principle in most cases
The IDD, vets and pet insurance20 Oct 2018SponsoredWhat is the Insurance Distribution Directive and how will it impact veterinary practices?
Working with interns19 Oct 2018Intern programmes have an important role in tackling issues associated with the disillusionment of vets after graduation
A practical approach to the skin case19 Oct 2018How to reach a diagnosis earlier and avoid the frustrating dermatology case in small animal practice
Minimising stress during rabbit examinations18 Oct 2018How to tell if a rabbit is agitated and considerations for keeping stress levels as low as possible during visits to the veterinary practice
Was the flunixin withdrawal a sensible precaution or knee-jerk reaction?17 Oct 2018BEVA has questioned the rationality behind the decision to withdraw flunixin and a potentiated sulphonamide
Can a home-prepared diet be nutritionally complete?15 Oct 2018How to make scientifically sound dietary choices for dogs and cats
Veterinary practices and antibiotic milk failures14 Oct 2018The MilkSure programme aims to reduce the number of milk samples failing antibiotic tests through vet and farmer collaboration
