Clinical

In the first of a two-part article on equine skin cancers, common conditions are described to aid cancer identification and treatment decisions

BEVA has questioned the rationality behind the decision to withdraw flunixin and a potentiated sulphonamide

Practical advice from a specialist on performing an equine neurological examination – from head to tail

RICHARD GARD reports on a recent meeting which considered the issues of critically important antibiotics and the development of a toolkit which aims to transform medicine use on-farm

REBEKAH DUDEK of Norbrook examines the current thinking around drug resistance in light of the year-on-year rise in reported cases of fluke

Dr PHILIP SKUCE of the Moredun Research Institute examines the current state of play for sheep and other livestock

Dr THILO PFAU of the RVC Equine Hospital explains what his unit has been doing to create a tool which will help clinicians to diagnose and treat lameness effectively by isolating specific causes and e…

ROSIE J. NAYLOR of Virbac looks at the various treatment options available and the body of research that backs them up

JOHN PERIAM talks to two equine dental technicians about their work and their practice which started in the 1990s and now has about 2,000 horses on the books, both in the UK and further afield

DAVID McDONALD outlines how his practice has seen a rapid increase in the number of horses diagnosed with gastric ulcers and presents two case histories

A NUMBER of changes came into effect last month for cattle farmers in England in relation to bovine TB. Among the changes, the parish system for TB testing is being replaced with a country-wide system…

DR Chelsey Miller, a resident in veterinary ophthalmology at the University of Pennsylvania, recently described some of the recent developments in equine ophthalmology. Almost all humans develop cata…

JUDY SCRINE describes her transition from holding x-rays in developer, fixer and wash tanks to an automatic processor and now into the word of digital processing