Collections

In the February 2020 edition of Companion, Katharine Nelson, an RCVS Advanced Veterinary Practitioner in Companion Animal Behaviour and the Clinical Director of Acorn House Veterinary Hospital, writes with practical advice on how to reduce stress for both the dog and veterinary staff when faced with an aggressive dog in your clinic. This short collection brings together additional BSAVA resources focusing on aggressive dogs and how to cope.

The UK is at increased risk of avian influenza (AI) over the winter months, owing both to the flight paths of migratory birds and the ability of the virus to survive in the environment in low temperatures. The BSAVA has put together some advice to help backyard poultry owners protect their birds from AI. This short collection draws together some of our existing content relating to both AI and backyard poultry keeping to provide further guidance on the topic. In view of the current situation in the UK, this collection is freely available until the end of March 2023.

This short collection lists a number of BSAVA brachycephalic resources informing members on the continuing brachycephalic welfare debate. Most of the content of the collection is freely available to support the veterinary profession.

BSAVA Clinical Rounds are a monthly, themed, live-streamed and interactive evening of interpretation of diagnostic images, test results and management of clinical cases. The 90-minute sessions are designed to appeal to all vets regardless of the point in their career. Delivered by veterinary specialists in the areas of diagnostic imaging, medicine, surgery and clinical pathology, the sessions will predominantly centre around diagnostic imaging and medical and surgical case management. The live sessions are available to BSAVA members only and are held on the second Monday of every month - places are on a first come first served basis, so book now to reserve your place.

A collection of all the ‘Clinical conundrum’ articles that have been published in BSAVA’s member magazine, Companion. These articles are available FREE to BSAVA members.

A collection of the handy 'Notes on...' articles that have been published in BSAVA’s member magazine, Companion. These articles are available FREE to BSAVA members.

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This is a selection of lecture recordings from BSAVA Congress 2022 that is provided free to all BSAVA members. Those who attended Congress 2022 have access to all the lecture recordings. BSAVA Members who did not attend Congress can use their free library passes to access other lectures, or can buy access to the full proceedings content. This collection is available for purchase by non-members who did not attend Congress.

Thanks to improvements in nutrition, veterinary and home care, cats are living much longer than was the case 20 years ago. Increasing age goes hand-in-hand with changes to a cat’s physiology, behaviour and vulnerability to particular illnesses. This collection has been created to highlight some of these age-related issues challenging our geriatric cats.  

Euthanasia is a very common procedure, but one which brings with it a unique set of challenges for clients and veterinary professionals alike. Setting aside the procedural aspect for the moment, the collection focuses on this important topic from a pastoral point of view, which is less frequently considered. This introductory collection draws together a selection of general materials. Links to more in-depth collections focusing on client communication, client support and practice support are available via this introductory collection. Access to these additional resources is complimentary upon purchase of the introductory collection. Updated November 2022 to include a chapter from BSAVA Manual of Practical Veterinary Welfare.