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“Why I’m a Vet Nurse” – Katie Warburton
...realised I missed certain aspects of general nursing. I am currently happy in a large independent practice doing all aspects nursing from anaesthetics to consulting. What’s been the most rewarding... -
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Give as you earn
Payroll giving, also known as Give As You Earn is an easy, flexible and tax-efficient way to make a regular donation to us from your salary. Because the donations come... -
Over 90% trust and appreciate veterinary teams – but many underestimate the demands of the profession
...health and community wellbeing. The global survey of 1,200 animal owners, conducted in partnership with research institute Kynetec across six countries, including the UK, builds on a 2024 survey carried... -
BSAVA Clinical Abstract winners for 2025 unveiled
...or an oral presentation based on high quality research. These presentations allow the researchers to showcase their research to a wide audience, where delegates can benefit from seeing the latest... -
Chair of BSAVA PetSavers embarks on 42km Thames Challenge to raise vital research funds
...The charity is close to my heart and although small, is a vital funder of small animal clinical research in the UK.” As part of her role as BSAVA PetSavers... -
Reusable versus disposable drapes
...Research Manager, VetPartners; Kathryn Wareham BVetMed PhD MRCVS, Evidence-Based Veterinary Medicine Manager, VetPartners. Supporting more BSAVA PetSavers research Help us fund more clinically-relevant veterinary research by donating today at www.bsava.com/petsavers/donate.... -
No advantage of vapocoolant spray over lidocaine/prilocaine cream for IV catheterisation in dogs and cats, study shows
There is no difference between vapocoolant spray or eutectic lidocaine/prilocaine (EMLA) cream for improving tolerance of intravenous catheter placement in dogs and cats, according to new research. Topical anaesthetics are... -
How does the behaviour of cats with inflammatory gastrointestinal or skin diseases differ from healthy cats?
...American Journal of Veterinary Research, has explored whether cats with inflammatory GI or dermatological disorders display different behaviour profiles to healthy cats, and investigated the behavioural effects of corticosteroid treatment... -
Research behind the toolkit
Donate About the research BSAVA PetSavers-funded researchers at the University of Liverpool used qualitative methods to investigate owner expectations, experiences and attitudes to ageing in dogs. Pet owners were... -
New series of BSAVA Client Information Leaflets on Small Mammal Care and Welfare
...companion. Data from UK Pet Food research found that rabbits, guinea pigs and hamsters accounted for 6.7% of the UK’s pet population in 2023 (3.5 million pets). With small mammal... -
High plasma amylase concentrations linked to increased mortality in guinea pigs, study shows
Guinea pigs with markedly high plasma concentrations of amylase are more likely to die within 30 days of plasma biochemistry analysis, according to new research. Amylase is an often-overlooked digestive... -
BSAVA Congress and Expo: CMA & Panel Discussion
...market have made this fundamental aspect more apparent. Although they note there are differences between large veterinary groups and independents, they both have to respect commercial realities to survive and... -
Small animal nutrition, neurology on a smartphone and Schedule 3 wrap up day three of BSAVA Congress and Expo 2025
...UK dogs are fed this type of diet according to the PDSA PAW Report 2022, this still equates to nearly 800,000 animals. Genever Morgan’s research has repeatedly shown the presence... -
CMA review, veterinary medicine on a budget and One Health in the spotlight for day two of BSAVA Congress and Expo 2025
...veterinary practices. 78% of owners in the CMA’s own research considered their animal’s health to be as important as that of a family member and so any changes must reflect... -
Science Digest: What is the potential for human chorionic gonadotropin treatment in guinea pigs with bilateral non-pruritic alopecia caused by follicular cysts?
...less invasive, hormonal therapy is a potential alternative, but research is lacking1. There have been no studies on the effect of human chorionic gonadotropin (hCG) to treat follicular cysts in... -
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