Welcome to the BSAVA research board, where you can find and support clinical research projects from BSAVA members.

The research projects below require responses. Have a browse and please complete any surveys that you can contribute to, to help further clinical research into small animals.

If you are a BSAVA member, we can help promote your research project to the veterinary community. Projects must be in-line with BSAVA values and mission to promote excellence in small animal practice through science.

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Guinea pig animal-assisted therapy and management questionnaire

  • Company: Contact: Maria Carlotta Rolla, University of Milan
  • Date posted: 17 October 2024

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Canine bacterial discospondylitis: a survey of current management strategies

  • Company: Contact: Dr Megan Madden, University of Edinburgh
  • Date posted: 14 October 2024

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Assessment of hypercoagulability in dogs with ischaemic cerebrovascular infarcts

  • Company: Contact: Sophie Wyatt, Royal Veterinary College
  • Date posted: 24 April 2024

A study at the RVC is looking for dogs with peracute/ acute onset of clinical signs, which are non-progressive beyond 48 hours and localised to the brain, which are suggestive of a cerebrovascular infarct/ ischaemic stroke.

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Prevalence of intestinal nematodes in UK dogs and cats

  • Company: Contact: Katy Simpson, University of Surrey
  • Date posted: 27 February 2024

This pilot study aims to gather initial information on the prevalence of intestinal worm infections in UK dogs and cats of different ages and in different settings (e.g. homes, kennels/catteries and shelters) to support risk-based deworming.

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Assessing the effect of D-mannose on clinical outcome and microbiota composition in canine chronic inflammatory enteropathy

  • Company: Contact: Prof. Silke Salavati, University of Edinburgh
  • Date posted: 27 February 2024

This prospective randomised clinical trial, funded by BSAVA PetSavers, is investigating a new supplement to treat chronic inflammatory gut conditions, that could significantly reduce the amount of antibiotics or steroids used.

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Prospective trial of different antimicrobial treatment durations for presumptive canine urinary tract infections – the STOP on SUNDAY trial

  • Company: Willows Veterinary Centre & Referral Service - Fergus Allerton
  • Date posted: 21 June 2021

Presentation of lower urinary tract signs (increased frequency of urination and straining to urinate) is a common reason for veterinary consultation in dogs. These signs can be caused by a urinary tract infection (UTI) that can be treated with antimicrobial therapy.

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