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BSAVA presents a series of collections built around topics and themes that we feel may be of interest. These bring together related material from across the range of our publications. Please contact us with suggestions for further collections.

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      Mental health and wellbeing

      The BSAVA is committed to helping members of the veterinary professions to be mindful of their mental health and wellbeing, on both an individual basis and from a team perspective. This free collection of webinars and lectures aims to provide information which will empower you to nurture your own mental wellbeing and the wellbeing of those around you.

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      Mentoring skills

      A joint RCVS and BVA survey found that only half of veterinary surgeons who had graduated during the previous eight years felt that their career matched expectations and one in 10 were considering leaving the profession entirely. The BSAVA launched a pilot mentorship programme to help those in the early stages of their career to fulfil their potential and enjoy their work. This collection brings together resources from BSAVA publications that may assist with your professional and personal development.

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      Neutering awareness

      ‘World Spay Day’ is celebrated on the final Tuesday of February each year. The focus of the day is to raise awareness of the importance of neutering companion animals and its role in supporting animal welfare. To promote ‘World Spay Day’ this February, BSAVA has curated this collection of resources focusing on neutering techniques, client education, and animal health and welfare. Additional content has recently been added, including Ian Self’s lecture on anaesthesia for neutering, Agata Witkowska's webinar on 'Neutering techniques in small mammals' and a chapter from the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine on Optimizing neutering programmes.

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      Non-traditional companion animals

      Ownership of non-traditional companion animals (a term preferred to 'exotic pets' by BSAVA, along with the BVA and BVZS) continues to rise and these species often present challenges in practice. This collection is intended to signpost some core resources on species that may not be commonly seen by veterinarians to highlight what is possible in first opinion practice. This collection excludes wildlife, farm pets and the more common small mammals such as rabbits, guinea pigs, rats and mice.

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      Nutrition

      Nutrition is the cornerstone of all good veterinary care and veterinary professionals are often called upon to provide guidance to pet owners on appropriate nutrition for their pets. As veterinary professionals, our advice to our clients should always be based on sound scientific evidence, excellent clinical reasoning and informed risk management. This collection brings together some core resources on nutrition for dogs and cats.
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      One Health

      This collection draws together BSAVA resources on One Health: the increasingly important understanding of the link between human, animal and environmental health and wellbeing.

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      PetSavers evidence-based veterinary medicine module presented at Congress 2024

      This is a collection of the PetSavers ‘Progressive Care’ module lectures presented at BSAVA Congress 2024. They include information on how to progress care by using evidence-based veterinary medicine, how to interpret scientific evidence and evidence misuse, and how to design a good study. These are free to access until September 2024.
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      Pain management

      Pain management is critical to veterinary practice and is an ever-advancing field. This collection provides a range of resources on analgesia, covering the principles and practicalities of pain recognition and management in a range of small animals.

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      Palliative care

      In the July 2019 edition of Companion, Linda Ryan, Veterinary Technician Specialist in behaviour and oncology, talks about the crucial role vet nurses play in ensuring that a patient undergoing palliative treatment has an acceptable quality of life. This short collection draws together a series of palliative care resources.

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      Parasiticides

      A selection of BSAVA resources related to parasiticide treatment, tolerance of and resistance. Cover image of a lungworm is taken from the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Clinical Pathology.

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      PetSavers reports and interviews

      PetSavers is the fundraising and grant awarding arm of BSAVA, aiming to drive excellence in veterinary practice to improve the health and welfare of small animals. In this collection, read about the journeys and successes of those in veterinary practice who have undertaken research through PetSavers funding.
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      PetSavers research and grants

      PetSavers is the fundraising and grant awarding arm of BSAVA, aiming to drive excellence in veterinary practice to improve the health and welfare of small animals. We award grants to researchers in universities, practices and research organisations enabling veterinary surgeons, nurses and academics to advance clinical investigations into the problems associated with pet animal medicine and surgery. The collection here provides information on PetSavers research and how to apply for grants and funding.
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      Practice finances and business management

      Finances are fundamentally important to every practice, no matter how large or small. This collection brings together resources on understanding practice finances, financial planning, debt and credit control in practice, and strategic and business planning.
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      Puppy socialisation

      Socialising a puppy is a crucial part of his or her upbringing: dogs who, as puppies, are introduced correctly to a wide range of people, animals, sights, sounds, smells and experiences are more likely to behave appropriately and not be anxious or fearful. This collection brings together chapters, podcasts and leaflets covering the reasons behind the socialisation of puppies and how to do it successfully.

      Don't miss our new resources:

      Top Ten Tips - Puppy socialisation

      Q&A - Puppy socialisation

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      Rabbit Awareness

      BSAVA is pleased to provide this collection on rabbit health and welfare to support Rabbit Awareness Week. This collection covers topics such as common clinical conditions, dental disease, diet and housing.

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      Regional webinars

      This is a collection of webinars produced by our regions to replace in-person meetings. Please note that the lecture recordings and accompanying notes are as provided and have not been edited.  The webinars are available to BSAVA members.  Others may purchase access, either by selecting 'buy online access' or by using a library pass.

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      Snakes

      A selection of BSAVA resources, including BSAVA manual chapters and Companion articles, to recognise World Snake Day.

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      Student lectures

      This collection pulls together all the lectures from BSAVA Congress that are aimed at veterinary students. BSAVA veterinary student members should log in for access to all these lectures.

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      Supporting your rabbit owners

      In the June 2020 edition of Companion, Sophie Jenkins, an Advanced Practitioner in Zoological Medicine, sets out a series of basic health checks rabbit owners should be carrying out at home to monitor their rabbit’s health. This collection gathers a series of articles, BSAVA manual chapters and other rabbit focused information.

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