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Projects funded in 2023
...with urothelial carcinoma Student Research Project Grant: £3,200 Institution: University of Cambridge Validation and pathway analysis of biomarkers of canine cruciate ligament disease Student Research Project Grant: £2,600... -
Projects funded in 2020
...nervous system, a treatable cause of feline seizures and status epilepticus CRP Grant: £8000 Institution: Oxford University Beta-adrenergic receptor expression in canine haemangiosarcomas – search for a new potential... -
Meet our new BSAVA President, Carl Gorman
...firm its position as an essential part of the veterinary calendar. For many years I wouldn’t have been aware of the other aspects of BSAVA, such as our role in... -
The J.A. Wight Memorial Award
...from every country in the world which took a number of years and a lot of searching for unusual ingredients! Creating and trying to perfect dishes, the best ragu and... -
The Ray Butcher Award
...and welfare scientist who leads a research group at the Royal Veterinary College exploring endemic and emerging topics in this area. She has received >£2 million of research funding and... -
The Blaine Award
...laboratory) for contributions to the advancement of small animal science in all aspects of non-client-facing sciences, including, but not limited to, laboratory based research, pathology, and epidemiology clinical laboratory work.... -
The Amoroso Award
...University of Glasgow. His research has deciphered important aspects of virus evolution in the progression of natural feline immunodeficiency virus infection. Paweł has completed a clinical rotating internship at the... -
The Woodrow Award
This award is presented for contributions to the advancement of small animal medicine by a qualified veterinarian. This means all aspects of medicine, including but not limited to, internal medicine,... -
The Simon Award
...aspects of neurology, ophthalmology, diagnostic imaging and exotics (NTCA). Simon, was a Golden Retriever owned by Mr J. Thomas, a blind telephone operator, that also became blind and had his... -
The Bourgelat Award
...and European diplomate in small animal medicine and became a Fellow of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons in 2016. He has published widely on various aspects of small animal... -
BSAVA Awards
...veterinary profession who have made significant contributions to veterinary science, research, clinical practice, education, and the welfare of small animals. Unsure which is right for your nomination? If you want... -
Investigating the reporting of adverse drug reactions using electronic healthcare records
...to be involved in the research. About the Author Emily Blackwell is a final year student from the University of Liverpool who completed a summer research project on the reporting... -
Flying the flag for Volunteers’ Week 2023 – Our volunteering experiences
...time I didn’t know much about toad migration and so I did a bit of research and contacted my local group in the Forest of Dean to find out more,... -
PhD studentships
...for improving owner education about age-related feline disease. The research topic and outputs PetSavers is offering funding for a postgraduate student to carry out a PhD research project that will... -
Volunteers’ Week – Five Reasons Why You Should Become a Volunteer
...benefit those of all ages, but research has shown that it can increase feelings of satisfaction, self-esteem, and social connection. Just helping one other person during your day can improve... -
Top tips to ensure your pet has a happy and healthy summer
...water that is stagnant, has blue-green algae (this is toxic for dogs), in reservoirs, or fast-flowing water or flood water. Consider giving your dog a life vest. Wasp and bee... -
The BSAVA PetSavers Ageing Canine Toolkit
A major study recently funded by BSAVA PetSavers at the University of Liverpool is the Old Age Pets (OAP) research project, aiming to help vets and clients provide the best... -
Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) focuses on benefits of neutering
...have indoor rabbits, you’ll find that neutered bunnies are less likely to exhibit marking behaviours around the home.” Charlotte Varley, Communications Manager at Burgess Pet Care, added: “Our research shows... -
Frequency and risk factors of periodontal disease in cats
...the UK, and thus a leading health issue in cats, with 15.2% of the cats sampled being diagnosed with the disease (equating to 2,780 cats). The research showed that increasing... -
Celebrating Veterinary Nursing Awareness Month – An Interview with Georgia Woods-Lee BSc(Hons) RVN CertCFVHNut VTS (Nutrition)
...first opinion and referral practice and now find myself in a specialist position working with pets that have obesity or complex nutritional needs. What is one of the main aspects...