Collections
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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Sustainability in practice
The International Institute for Sustainability defines sustainability as 'meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their needs'. This Sustainability collection brings together BSAVA resources to help highlight and inspire us as to why sustainability really matters and how we can make a difference.
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Thrombosis
In the October 2020 edition of Companion Dr Robert Goggs, an Assistant Professor at Cornell University, explains how to use antithrombotics in dogs and cats highlighting some of the key aspects of initiating, prescribing, monitoring and discontinuing antithrombotic therapies. This BSAVA collection brings together some further resources to help with this challenging problem.
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Ticks and tick-borne diseases
Tick-borne disease has long been a risk to pets and human populations. Whilst there are only two tick-borne diseases currently considered endemic in the UK, the increase in dogs being imported into the UK, as well as the changing climate, brings a risk of non-endemic tick-borne diseases becoming endemic, creating new challenges for vets. This collection brings together resources on ticks and tick-borne diseases. In addition, the BSAVA has a Q&A for pet owners, which has been written for vets to pass on to their clients, available here.
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Toxicology
To mark Poison Prevention Awareness Month Nicola Bates of the Veterinary Poisons Information Service has written a Companion article on the risk xylitol poses to our canine friends and how best to manage xylitol toxicosis. In addition, the BSAVA has created a short toxicology collection available here.
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Urinalysis
A new study, published in the September 2020 issue of the Journal of Small Animal Practice (JSAP), assessed the utility of the urine dipstick alone and combined with the urine-specific gravity (USG) for detecting proteinuria in cats. The urine dipstick was not accurate for detecting proteinuria alone, or when combined with the USG in cats. This short collection brings together additional BSAVA resources focusing on urinalysis and proteinuria in cats.
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Vets Cymru 2021
It wasn't possible to hold Vets Cymru in person in 2021 but we are excited to be bringing you some great new webinars in place of the live event. The webinars are free to BSAVA members. View the introduction and closing remarks.
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Wildlife casualties - treatment and management
The number of wildlife cases presented to veterinary practices has increased in recent years and all practices are likely to see some wildlife casualties. This collection brings together resources on wildlife veterinary care, from triage, to diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation.
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Webinar library subscription
The BSAVA Webinar Library is an archive of our popular Learn@Lunch webinars and other webinars. Learn@Lunch webinars and most other webinars will be freely available to BSAVA members. If you are not a member, you can join BSAVA or you can subscribe here to receive 12 month access to the webinars. Please note that webinars will be removed three years after their first broadcast date, but new webinars will be added monthly and your subscription will give you access to these. Go to bsavalibrary.com/webinars to access the webinar archive.
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Zoonotic diseases
The risk of contact with zoonotic diseases is ever present for veterinary professionals, as well as for owners of pets in their care. For World Zoonoses Day, which commemorates Louis Pasteur's ground-breaking achievements, we have created a new collection of articles, podcasts and reference guides to address the responsibilities and considerations necessary to protect those in close proximity to companion animals.
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BSAVA Small Animal Formulary Plus subscription
The BSAVA Formulary is the indispensable guide to drugs used in veterinary practice. BSAVA members have access to both parts of the Formulary as part of their membership benefits. Non-members may use this page to purchase a 12-month ‘Formulary Plus’ subscription, which includes part A covering cats and dogs, part B devoted to exotic pets, and access to our client drug information leaflets. The 12-month access will include any updates published during the subscription period. This is an online-only product, there is no PDF download. Please note that buying this product DOES NOT give access to the BSAVA App version of the Formulary. Printed copies of both parts of the Formulary can be purchased from the BSAVA store.
BSAVA membership provides access to all of this content, and much more, for a similar price - for information about membership visit the BSAVA website.
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BSAVA Client Information Leaflet subscription
Give your clients the best advice with BSAVA’s client information leaflets. Leaflets are organized into categories for ease of access, and there are more than 170 leaflets currently available.
PLEASE NOTE: BSAVA members have access to all these leaflets as part of their member benefits via the client leaflets page page (login required). If you are not a member, you can join BSAVA, or you can subscribe here to receive 12 month access all these leaflets (together with any new ones published during the year).
If you are interested only in particular topics, it is also possible to get access to the medicines leaflets by buying access to the Formulary Plus subscription, buy the behaviour leaflets via the BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Behavioural Medicine, 2nd edition, and the exotic pet leaflets via chapter 6 of BSAVA Manual of Rabbit Medicine and chapter 11 of BSAVA Manual of Exotic Pet and Wildlife Nursing.
Please ensure you have read the relevant terms and conditions before using these documents.
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