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PublicationsNew at the IVISSource: The Proceedings of the British Equine Veterinary Association Congress - BEVA, that took place on Sep. 10-13, 2008 in Liverpool, United Kingdom, are now available in IVIS. Next BEVA Congress Access to this page is free but restricted to animal health professionals only. Please sign in ...
The Veterinary Record - 30 May 2009; Vol. 164, No. 22Source: ----------------------------------------------------------------- Re-evaluating EMS ----------------------------------------------------------------- Veterinary surgeon found guilty of deliberate dishonesty Credit crunch hits pet vaccination Online guide to medicines use Conservation award for RVC graduate From EMS to the impact of the recession on animal health ----------------------------------------------------------------- Detection of classical and atypical/Nor98 scrapie by the paraffin-embedded tissue blot method Subacute ruminal acidosis in Dutch dairy herds Brain tumours in two Bactrian camels: a histiocytic sarcoma and a meningioma ----------------------------------------------------------------- Rapid screening method for lameness in dairy cows Metastatic fibrosarcoma in a captive Saharan horned viper (Cerastes cerastes) with high hepatic levels of cadmium Congenital facial deformities, ascites and hepatic fibrosis in Romagnola calves Nutritional management of laminitis in a horse ----------------------------------------------------------------- Essential large animal neurology: LARGE ANIMAL NEUROLOGY, 2nd edn, Joe Mayhew Understanding and dealing with lameness in cows: CATTLE LAMENESS AND HOOFCARE. AN ILLUSTRATED GUIDE, 2nd edn, Roger Blowey
The Veterinary Record - 23 May 2009; Vol. 164, No. 21Source: Taking stock on research ----------------------------------------------------------------- Debt among veterinary students continues to rise New horse care code launched in Scotland Obesity link to laminitis deaths Royal opening for equine hospital RCVS advice for visiting polo team vets NOAH ventures into 'viral marketing' BSAVA looks to the challenges ahead ----------------------------------------------------------------- Highest quarterly incidence of fasciolosis for 10 years in England and Wales ----------------------------------------------------------------- Retrospective study of 871 dogs with thrombocytopenia Efficacy of moxidectin against cyathostomins after long-term use in a large herd of draught horses with a high stocking density Molecular characterisation of Mycobacterium bovis isolates from cattle Read more ...
The Veterinary Record - 16 May 2009; Vol. 164, No. 20Source: Striking the right balance ----------------------------------------------------------------- Defra proposes minimum welfare standards for greyhound tracks Government offers half-price discount on remaining stocks of bluetongue vaccine VMD to remain an executive agency of Defra OIE to develop new standards for novel H1N1 influenza A virus Plight of imported reindeer discussed at Veterinary Deer Society conference John Fletcher New home for welfare and behaviour group The BSAVA presents its awards NEWS IN BRIEF ----------------------------------------------------------------- Northern Ireland disease surveillance, October to December 2008 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Factors contributing to the contamination of peripheral intravenous catheters in dogs and cats Randomised controlled trial of the treatment of pastern dermatitis with a formulation containing kunzea oil First isolation of Parafilaria bovicola from clinically affected cattle in Belgium Read more ...
International Journal of Veterinary Medicine
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The Veterinary Record - 9 May 2009; Vol. 164, No. 19Source: Being prepared ----------------------------------------------------------------- Working time regulations: UK opt-out still stands Rabies import inspection procedures under review Renewed acceptance of undertakings in disciplinary case CAWC seeks views on shock collars Vulnerable British dog breeds 'risk extinction' NEWS IN BRIEF Why are vets at high risk of suicide? Welsh government consults on legislation for a badger cull RCVS Council and VN Council election results 2009 ----------------------------------------------------------------- Novel H1N1 influenza in people: global spread from an animal source? ----------------------------------------------------------------- Unusual cases of illthrift associated with PGE in Scottish cattle ----------------------------------------------------------------- Admissions processes at the seven United Kingdom veterinary schools: a review Quantitative investigation and classification by MRI of residual cleft cysts in the pituitary glands of cows Read more ...
The Veterinary Record - 2 May 2009; Vol. 164, No. 18Source: Clarity needed ----------------------------------------------------------------- OIE calls for urgent research on new influenza virus Hopes and aspirations shared at the BVA's Welsh dinner New address for The Veterinary Record and In Practice Tackling obesity in dogs and cats How to survive the recession Providing a veterinary service for a small zoo Sequencing of the cattle genome heralds 'a revolution in breeding' ----------------------------------------------------------------- Verocytotoxigenic Escherichia coli O157 in animals on public amenity premises in England and Wales, 1997 to 2007 Responses of pigs to a re-challenge with Actinobacillus pleuropneumoniae after being treated with different antimicrobials following their initial exposure Read more ...
The Veterinary Record - 25 April 2009; Vol. 164, No. 17Source: Removing barriers ----------------------------------------------------------------- New guidance to help 'crack down' on dangerous dogs Highlighting the profession's many roles Scotland expects to meet bluetongue vaccination target Modelling a decline in classical scrapie Regional pig health project gets under way Care of pet goats Pig veterinary adviser appointed in Scotland Ready for inspections on medicines? NEWS IN BRIEF ----------------------------------------------------------------- Border disease virus isolated from a bovine fetus ----------------------------------------------------------------- Application of a protocol for the diagnosis of postweaning multisystemic wasting syndrome in Italy Histological assessment of testicular residues in lambs and calves after Burdizzo castration First cases of squirrelpox in red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) in Scotland
The Veterinary Record - 18 April 2009; Vol. 164, No. 16Source: Looking for leadership on TB ----------------------------------------------------------------- Survey gives insight into vets' awareness of the work of the VMD Defra seeks views on implementing sheep EID requirements Public health significance of MRSA in animals and food Assessing the potential impact of African horse sickness Audit of RVN CPD Balancing pedigree dog breed standards and animal welfare - is it possible? ----------------------------------------------------------------- Incidents of coccidiosis and fasciolosis common in Scottish cattle and sheep ----------------------------------------------------------------- Serum phosphorus concentrations in dogs with leishmaniosis at different stages of chronic kidney disease Analysis of cerebrospinal fluid from 20 calves after storage for 24 hours Pathogenesis of Aeromonas hydrophila strain KJ99 infection and its Read more ...
Sustainable animal productionThe challenges and potential developments for professional farming An understanding of sustainability in animal production is becoming increasingly necessary since the global demand for food is expected to dramatically increase in the coming decades. In this context, raising animals for the production of food will become increasingly challenging. Farm animals should not adversely compete with humans for their own sustenance, and food of animal origin should be safe and affordable. The production of healthy animals will therefore be a prerequisite. Such animals will efficiently convert their feed into food that can be certified as nutritive and safe. In addition there is growing evidence that there should be a focus on animal welfare, and environmental pollution related to animal farming must be minimized. Indeed the equation to resolve the constraints on animal production is complex and multifactorial. It is inarguable that the environment and the feed that is offered to animals, are key elements of sustainability in livestock and poultry production.
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