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. This collection is freely available until the end of December 2019.

The following collection covers some of the fundamental topics that are relevant in veterinary care across the world and might be seen in a variety of species and settings.  The collection includes chapters from BSAVA manuals, lectures from BSAVA's annual congress, articles from our membership magazine Companion, and more.

 A collection of 'Ask the Expert' features published in our 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.

To support the veterinary profession during the COVID-19 outbreak and to address the concerns related to potential oxygen shortages, the BSAVA has put together a collection of resources relating to anaesthesia, including TIVA and anaesthetic monitoring.

In the January 2020 edition of Companion, Danièlle Gunn-Moore and Conor O’Halloran, respected specialists on mycobacteriosis in both cats and dogs including recently important work on Mycobacterium bovis, answered reader’s questions on mycobacterial infection.

With the incidence of mycobacterial infections in small companion animals on the rise and the associated risk this poses to public health, it is important that veterinarians have access to accurate information on which to base decisions related to diagnosis and management. Owners must also be made aware of the potential zoonotic risks plus the costs and possible complications of treatment. This is a short collection to provide some of the answers to assist in your decision making when faced with mycobacterial infections. 

In the October 2019 edition of Companion, Carolyne Crowe from VDS Training discusses how to manage conflict at work, and the BSAVA announces a series of resilience training sessions to help you cope when the going gets tough. This short collection draws together a series of health and well-being resources to help find your inner karma. This collection is freely available until the end of November 2019.

Save £475 when buying access to all current BSAVA manuals (46 titles). Please note that your access will cover all the titles listed in the pack at the time of purchase; any titles added to the pack after your order will need to be purchased separately. You may wish to consider the BSAVA Library Pass as an alternative option to accessing content from any manual.

Save £45 with this collection of imaging manuals. Please note that your access will cover all the titles listed in the pack at the time of purchase; any titles added to the pack after your order will need to be purchased separately.