The University of Bristol and CVS are launching a 'citizen science' project to assess the impact of companion animal ectoparasiticides on the environment.

The study is being conducted with pet owners and veterinary professionals to develop a greater…

Vetoquinol, distributor of the Phovia light system, is highlighting a new study in Veterinary Dermatology which concluded that fluorescent light energy reduces the time to clinical resolution, increases the resolution rate and minimises the need for antibiotics…

The British Veterinary Association has published some research showing that 21% of vets now use AI technology in their daily work, and is inviting veterinary professionals to a discussion on the subject at this year's BVA Live (Birmingham NEC, 2pm, 12th June…

The consumer body, Which? has published a research paper looking at the complaints process in the veterinary profession, finding that it is difficult for consumers to make a complaint, and when they do, only 31% are resolved positively, compared to 52%…

A study published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science, has identified a gene called SLAMF1 that significantly increases the risk of developing canine atopic dermatitis in 71% of French Bulldogs and 40% of Boxers.

The research was carried out by scientists from…

The Royal Veterinary College has published new data from its VetCompass programme which shed new light on the epidemiology, risk factors and outcomes for cats diagnosed with diabetes mellitus in the UK, and which researchers say could help reduce the high…

A new study from the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), London South Bank University and the British Veterinary Ethnicity and Diversity Society, has found racism continues to be a problem experienced by Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) members of…

A survey of veterinary surgeons, carried out by David Mills MRCVS and VetSurgeon.org Editor, Arlo Guthrie, has revealed that 23% of pet owners - nearly half a million - cannot afford the additional cost of using drugs licensed specifically for use in animals…

A new article published in Veterinary Evidence looks at the progression of evidence based veterinary medicine (EBVM) and suggests how it may be improved in the future.

'Evidence-based veterinary medicine at 20 – a commentary on historical, philosophical…

CVS Farm reports that its project to improve the use of diagnostic testing of respiratory disease in calves has increased the use of nasopharyngeal swabbing by vets on farm by almost 100% in under two years.

The project, which launched in September 2022…

A study by the Royal Veterinary College, published in the Equine Vet Journal has revealed new insights into how strangles spreads amongst horses in the UK¹.

The authors say the research marks a significant step forward in understanding how veterinary surgeons…

A study by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) VetCompass Programme has revealed a number of insights into nail clipping in dogs, including the four breeds which may need more nail clipping than others: chihuahuas, beagles, greyhounds and pugs¹.

For the…

A study partly funded by BSAVA PetSavers and published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice has concluded that female dogs neutered by laparoscopic ovariectomy experience fewer postoperative complications and unusual behaviours in the days following…

New research conducted by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) and published in the Equine Veterinary Journal has revealed that Thoroughbred foals that are given extensive turnout in larger pastures during their first six months of life, and those weaned…

MoneySuperMarket.com has conducted a survey of pet owners which revealed that 40% would consider giving their pet a GLP-1 style weight-loss injection if it was recommended by a vet. 

The company conducted the survey of 404 owners after news that the bio…

A study published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice has found that medialisation of the pterygoid bones can significantly narrow the nasopharynx and limit the effectiveness of Brachycephalic Obstructive Airway Syndrome (BOAS) surgery, especially…

The Equine Veterinary Journal has published a collection of 20 papers in which researchers shed light on advancements in the cardiac physiology, diagnostic techniques and management of various conditions, including atrial fibrillation (AF).

The collection…

BSAVA PetSavers has awarded funding of nearly £110,000 for eight new clinical research grants.

The Clinical Research Project grants support the undertaking for small-scale research projects in companion animals, with the ultimate objective of advancing…

Researchers from the Royal Veterinary College have launched a study to improve the safety and welfare of thoroughbred racehorses in training.

The project aims to produce evidence to help reduce the risk of musculoskeletal injury, one of the leading causes…

The BVA has published the result of a Voice of the Veterinary Profession survey in which 89% of small animal vets say that veterinary practices should be regulated.

The BVA released the result of the survey, which had 1,332 respondents, ahead of the BVA…

HT Vista has published the results of a survey which suggests that 62% of masses presented in practice are going untested.

This, says the company, highlights a missed opportunity for earlier cancer detection, which in turn limits the ability of veterinary…

The RCVS has the results of research into why veterinary surgeons and nurses leave the profession, finding that a significant number of vets retire early citing health and wellbeing.

The research took the form of a voluntary survey asking those voluntarily…

A study carried out by epidemiologist Dr. John Tulloch at the University of Liverpool in collaboration with CVS, has revealed the scale and complexity of work-related injuries in UK companion animal veterinary practices and highlights a need for improved…

The Queen’s Veterinary School Hospital (QVSH) at the University of Cambridge has joined forces with the Wellcome Sanger Institute to conduct research into osteosarcoma (OSA) in dogs, and is looking for research participants.

The new study will examine…

A new study led by the Royal Veterinary College (RVC) has verified that lop-eared rabbits are more prone to hidden and potentially painful ear disease.

The College says the findings address evidence gaps from previous research and highlight the importance…