Large animal

As veterinary surgeons, we need to be confident with diagnosing and treating red mite to help owners manage the issue

The ability to eradicate BVD from individual farms within two years was identified for the UK, but national eradication is a tougher task

How do practitioners apply the science of killing to arrange or deliver on-farm killing in a safe and humane manner?

Reporting of abortions in cattle is essential to maintain the GB’s status as officially brucellosis free

Goats need specific consideration when faced with diagnosis and therapy as they differ greatly from other animals

Are we thinking proactively in regard to farm animal mutilations and doing what is best for the welfare of calves?

P4 plays a key role in reproductive events associated with establishment and maintenance of pregnancy

With milk producers needing an approved Johne’s disease control strategy, it is important to understand the risks of this disease

Wound management is a day one skill for farm animal vets and there are many aspects to consider

ATTs will be permitted to carry out all skin test types with the exception of tests for export purposes

ibTB was set up to help cattle vets and farmers understand bTB levels in their area and inform purchasing decisions

As the spring progresses and lambs are out at pasture, we must remain mindful of Nematodirus

How is the current global pandemic affecting the work of cattle vets in the UK?

What is the current advice for ensuring the profession upholds its promise to protect animal health throughout the COVID-19 pandemic?

An expert round table discussed the impact of using health monitors in dairy cattle

Vets were urged to consider how best to develop a structured approach to mastitis with clients

Do we need to revisit our strategy for controlling lameness in dairy cattle?

An update from the Dairy Show at the Bath and West Showground

The focus was on sustainability, beef suckler herds and bovine tuberculosis at BCVA Congress 2019

The popular '70s and '80s show is being made into a new television series by Channel 5 and is due to air later in 2020