Jenni McDonald PhD, MSc, BSc and Jane Clements MSc, RVN discuss work being done to encourage this practice to become the norm for feline patients, and the profession’s role.19 mins
To mark International Women’s Day, Charlotte Dawson reflects on how her leadership training for women is changing her approach to managing her team. She explores gender inequalities and the issues women face as they climb the career ladder.9 mins
Kathryn Cowley discusses various lifestyle changes that can be adopted by owners of dogs with OA, most of which are low cost or free through the use of a home assessment tool.16 mins
Kathryn Cowley's series about this condition continues with a focus on conveying the seriousness of OA to the client and ways to provide helpful information.11 mins
Glen Cousquer describes the plight of this species in the wake of a dominant grey squirrel population, as well as efforts to help.
The dry period is an opportunity to rid the udder of any infection and prepare it for the coming lactation. Using the appropriate dry cow therapy also protects the udder once lactation has started.12 mins
Bristol student Hannah Shotnes reports on a talk about the inadequate management of canine arthritis, and the need for a change in attitude and approach to this common condition.21 mins
Glen Cousquer and Kenneth Boyd continue their series on this subject and consider normative theory in ethical decision-making.34 mins
Henrietta Price, using previous cases, considers how practices should handle injured wild animals brought in by the public.
Glen Cousquer and Kenneth Boyd continue their series on the ethics surrounding wildlife and exotic animal medicine and welfare.43 mins
#CALFMATTERS is a vaccination campaign from Merial Animal Health which encourages farmers to vaccinate their calves against calf pneumonia.
Tessa Cornell recounts her four weeks spent with dedicated professionals from an Egyptian working animal charity.22 mins
Alison Howey, in her third article of a series, discusses the role of legislation in governing dogs and their owners’ responsibility to society.
Parasitologist Ian Wright discusses the evolving parasite risks facing dogs, including the growing threat of lungworm and ticks.
Glen Cousquer and Kenneth Boyd consider ethical decision-making in exotic and wildlife medicine, focusing on key terms and the human-animal bond.36 mins
Ellen Lavender discusses recharging the batteries and sampling the natural life in the Pacific Ocean national park.