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Why and how to run an exotic-friendly practice
...be taken in all aspects of the veterinary visit – starting with travel to the practice and including the waiting area, the consulting room, theatre and kennels. Prior to visiting... -
Feline chronic inflammatory hepatobiliary disease
...immunosuppressives) and prognosis for cats with CCHS. Funding acknowledgments and the research experience This research was conducted through an MPhil at the University of Cambridge funded by BSAVA PetSavers. The... -
Majority of suspected adverse drug reactions in veterinary medicine are unreported, study shows
...thanks to BSAVA PetSavers and the Veterinary Medicines Directorate for funding this research and to the veterinary practices who participate in the SAVSNET project without whom this research would not... -
New research highlights ageing dog healthcare needs
New research from the University of Liverpool, funded by BSAVA PetSavers, shows that dog owners think many important changes in their older pets are ‘just old age’, when actually they... -
What does it really mean to be a Cat Friendly Veterinary Professional? – Part Two
...level and for the wider cat population. With considerable research available on feline husbandry, preventative healthcare, medical and surgical treatments, as well as behaviour and welfare science, we now have... -
New series of BSAVA Client Information Leaflets on Reptile Care and Welfare
...2023 from UK Pet Food research found that around 5% of UK households own a reptile, up from 3.4% in 2022. With reptile ownership showing an increasing trend, it is... -
Rabbit Awareness Week returns with focus on Healthy Diet, Happy Bunnies
...research found that 98% of vets believe that RAW continues to have a positive impact on the care of the UK’s pet rabbits. However, as the PAW Report shows, there’s... -
What are prognostic indicators of death in ferrets?
...the American Journal of Veterinary Research has explored whether rectal temperature, Hct, or blood glucose (parameters commonly measured during physical examination) are associated with an increased risk of mortality in... -
BSAVA Congress 2024 – Day Two Round-up
...veterinary organisations, industry and the research funding bodies to give a higher priority to conducting studies on the human, animal and environmental impacts of parasitic diseases. Another session at the... -
BSAVA Congress 2024 – Day One Round-up
...research. Compared with human medicine research, researchers in the field face two significant challenges – that lack of funding to carry out research in companion animal species and as a... -
New measures to protect poultry industry from Avian Influenza outbreaks
...will be vital in helping to inform future risk assessments and maintain our commitment to continually building our extensive avian influenza research portfolio.” Sheila Voas, CVO Scotland said: “These changes... -
BSAVA Congress 2024 – What are the issues surrounding exotic pet ownership?
...they will discuss. Dr Abou-Zahr said, “In my experience, overwhelmingly it’s caused by owners not doing enough research, sellers not vetting owners well enough prior to sale, owners not having... -
BSAVA Bourgelat Award winner Nick Jeffery to discuss why veterinary medicine is a playground of uncertainty
...learn. “For instance, one aspect of the lecture will be to outline some of what we don’t know, and then follow with approaches that might allow us to overcome those... -
A closer look at the winning entries of the BSAVA PetSavers’ art competition
...passion for drawing. My ultimate aspiration is for my art to bring happiness to peoples’ lives and allow them to experience the beauty of the animal kingdom each day through... -
Celebrating 50 years of BSAVA PetSavers at Congress 2024
...In this time, over 300 research projects have been funded, totalling around £2.7 million; however, vital clinical research into companion animal diseases is still needed. Come and see us at... -
What’s on at the BSAVA Publications Stand for Congress 2024?
...to the summation and constant motion of nearly all thoracic structures, the complexity of the functional aspects of the thoracic organs and the large degree of overlap of radiographic findings... -
Second Edition of the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Thoracic Imaging – Out now
...thorax. The thorax is the most difficult area to interpret in radiography due to the summation and constant motion of nearly all thoracic structures, the complexity of the functional aspects... -
Projects awarded funding in 2023
...and medium sized dogs? Master’s Degree by Research Grant: £39,365 Institution: Scottish Rural College/University of Edinburgh Evaluation of plasma and urinary nucleosomes in dogs with urothelial carcinoma Student Research... -
PetSavers at Congress
...misinterpreted and misused? 15:00-15:50 Extending the evidence base Designing your study Research from practice: understanding and avoiding common pitfalls 16:40-17:30 Clinical research in practice: question time Panel discussion Alumni presentations,... -
What is the association between neutering and early-onset urinary incontinence in UK bitches?
For World Spay Day, we’re looking at research published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice (JSAP) on the association between neutering and early-onset urinary incontinence in UK bitches. Urinary...