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19 October 2022

“We do not represent the diversity within the profession, and the profession does not represent the diversity within society. Why is this?”

12 October 2022

Why is the pet CBD market set to explode in Europe and the UK?

5 October 2022

Competitive grief

28 September 2022

Vets hold the One Health keys to ending suffering from rabies

27 September 2022

Rocks and hard places – charting a course through the shortage of equine influenza vaccines

26 September 2022

TikTok trends and their effects on pet behaviour

23 September 2022

“To understand someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes”

15 September 2022

“Worry about being better; bigger will take care of itself”

6 September 2022

Acceptance and commitment therapy

30 August 2022

Compromise in the face of the cost-of-living crisis

26 August 2022

“Another unexpected discovery was finding out that people breed warmbloods 200km away from the Namibian desert”

23 August 2022

“We need to follow the evidence, but we also need to try to work out what the data is not saying, what is missing and why. We need to understand the evidence we don’t realise we have”

18 August 2022

“The computer is only as good as the person inputting the questions or the data upon which they are asked”

2 August 2022

Stubborn optimism

27 July 2022

Where have all the equine vets gone?

25 July 2022

“Part of my lower brain had been activated and I knew I had to get out of there before the red mist came down”

19 July 2022

“One of the perennial problems with the lecture format is that however entertaining and enlivening you are, you can only expect to keep students’ attention for a relatively short time”

14 July 2022

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

Vet holding head of cat with eye infection

28 June 2022

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“We do not represent the diversity within the profession, and the profession does not represent the diversity within society. Why is this?”

Why is the pet CBD market set to explode in Europe and the UK?

Your favourite columns

Competitive grief

Vets hold the One Health keys to ending suffering from rabies

Rocks and hard places – charting a course through the shortage of equine influenza vaccines

TikTok trends and their effects on pet behaviour

“To understand someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes”

“Worry about being better; bigger will take care of itself”

Acceptance and commitment therapy

Compromise in the face of the cost-of-living crisis

“Another unexpected discovery was finding out that people breed warmbloods 200km away from the Namibian desert”

“We need to follow the evidence, but we also need to try to work out what the data is not saying, what is missing and why. We need to understand the evidence we don’t realise we have”

“The computer is only as good as the person inputting the questions or the data upon which they are asked”

Stubborn optimism

Where have all the equine vets gone?

“Part of my lower brain had been activated and I knew I had to get out of there before the red mist came down”

“One of the perennial problems with the lecture format is that however entertaining and enlivening you are, you can only expect to keep students’ attention for a relatively short time”

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

“It has become increasingly evident that structured career development […] is one of the key features of professional satisfaction”

Your browser is out-of-date!

“We do not represent the diversity within the profession, and the profession does not represent the diversity within society. Why is this?”

Why is the pet CBD market set to explode in Europe and the UK?

Your favourite columns

Competitive grief

Vets hold the One Health keys to ending suffering from rabies

Have you heard about our IVP Membership?

Rocks and hard places – charting a course through the shortage of equine influenza vaccines

TikTok trends and their effects on pet behaviour

“To understand someone, you should walk a mile in their shoes”

“Worry about being better; bigger will take care of itself”

Acceptance and commitment therapy

Compromise in the face of the cost-of-living crisis

“Another unexpected discovery was finding out that people breed warmbloods 200km away from the Namibian desert”

“We need to follow the evidence, but we also need to try to work out what the data is not saying, what is missing and why. We need to understand the evidence we don’t realise we have”

“The computer is only as good as the person inputting the questions or the data upon which they are asked”

Stubborn optimism

Where have all the equine vets gone?

“Part of my lower brain had been activated and I knew I had to get out of there before the red mist came down”

“One of the perennial problems with the lecture format is that however entertaining and enlivening you are, you can only expect to keep students’ attention for a relatively short time”

Benign neglect – when is doing nothing the best thing to do?

“It has become increasingly evident that structured career development […] is one of the key features of professional satisfaction”

Have you heard about our
IVP Membership?