Milk fever and the dry cow diet – a hot topic for spring 2020
Milk fever was a main cause of vet visits to farms in spring 2019, writes Mary Kinston, PhD BSc
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An introduction to ultraviolet and Vitamin D3 deficiency
Frances M Baines MA Vet MB MRCVS provides a comprehensive guide to ultraviolet light and vitamin D...
Implementing effective vaccination plans: overview of immunological considerations
The primary aim of vaccination is to induce immunological memory to specific pathogens without causing...
What can dairy farmers do to help reduce the risk of antibiotic resistance?
In this article, Finola McCoy, senior programme manager CellCheck, with the support of the Cellcheck...
Preventing and managing dermatophytosis in the equine hospital
It is very important to fully understand the aetiology and pathogenesis of dermatophytosis to effectively...
Nursing care of the pregnant mare with laminitis
Shannon Brereton, BSc in Veterinary Nursing, Dundalk Institute of Technology, outlines the management...