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Vet ethics: Considering our consumption

March 27, 2014March 26, 2014adminLeave a Comment on Vet ethics: Considering our consumption

On the recommendation of my vegan brother I read John Safran Foer’s book Eating Animals, which as you may know or have just now guessed, prosecutes an argument against meat eating. Safran Foer is a popular American novelist, and his novels have been turned into movies. He also has a major in philosophy. Early in […]

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Kiwi Post: Lean food production

March 4, 2014March 7, 2014adminLeave a Comment on Kiwi Post: Lean food production

I was presenting at a meeting the other day. And it seemed to go quite well. I was pontificating on the usual: something vaguely technical with sideswipes at all and sundry. At the end of it, after the questions and polite thanks, we headed off for the tea and biscuits, when a rather daunting lady […]

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Letter to the editor

October 25, 2013October 9, 2013adminLeave a Comment on Letter to the editor

Editor’s note: We normally wouldn’t run correspondence that refers to other publications, but this topic is one that several readers have raised. The perception of veterinary pricing in the wider community obviously requires action! Dear Luke A recent article was published in the July issue of Choice magazine with the heading “Premium pets – does […]

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Eagle Post: too many vets?

September 5, 2013September 2, 2013adminLeave a Comment on Eagle Post: too many vets?

Thomas Donnelly, BVSc DipVP DipACLAM reports from the US. You may have seen the US Veterinary Workforce Study published by the American Veterinary Medical Association (AVMA) recently, or read the reports in Veterinary Record (May 2013, Vol 172, Issue 18) that suggest the supply of veterinarians in the USA may be exceeding demand for their […]

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Pigeon Post: Ian Neville writes from the UK

July 25, 2013July 30, 2013adminLeave a Comment on Pigeon Post: Ian Neville writes from the UK

The trend toward corporate veterinary practice ownership has been accelerating noticeably in recent years. Ten years ago it was estimated that around only 3 per cent of UK practices were owned by corporate companies, by last year that had risen to 10 per cent. In April this year a takeover merged two of the largest […]

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