BSAVA Companion - 2016, 1, January

Consultation on the use of electronic training aids, Trustee positions available, early bird congress deadline for tickets, and more.

Harriet Syme, Professor of Small Animal Internal Medicine at the RVC, where her main clinical and research interests are in the fields of urology/nephrology and endocrinology, shares her expertise with BSAVA members.

Caroline Reay, Chief Veterinary Surgeon at Blue Cross, explains what it is like to work in the charity sector.

‘Practice makes perfect’ is useful advice in most fields of human activity – but even more so in a crisis, when lives may depend on a rapid, well-drilled response.

Rachel Perry is preparing to help Congress delegates teach their clients about the important role of oral hygiene.

Congress volunteer Maggie Shilcock has developed the Congress management stream and here showcases some of the highlights for 2016.

Martin Whitehead, of Chipping Norton Veterinary Hospital in Oxfordshire, has funding from PetSavers and the Companion Animal Welfare Council for research into the diseases and welfare of pet reptiles. He outlines this reptile research and explains how you can participate.

Nick Gales is a veterinary surgeon and director of the Australian Antarctic Division responsible for looking after the country’s strategic, scientific, environmental and economic interests in the Antarctic region. Nick discusses his career, specialist subjects and more.

News and events from the BSAVA’s regions.

A calendar of forthcoming central and regional CPD events January 2016 – March 2016.

Catherine Bovens from the Veterinary Referral Hospital in Melbourne presents notes on leptospirosis.