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BSAVA’s Scientific Committee provides BSAVA and its members with information and advice on a range of scientific issues which are important to companion animals. The committee has developed factsheets (Scientific Information Documents) on several topics in small animal disease, to provide evidence-based information for the veterinary profession on the diagnosis, treatment, prevention and public health implications of these diseases, and signpost to further resources. If you have any suggestions for topics which BSAVA could develop disease factsheets on, please email [email protected].

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    • Babesia canis
      BSAVA Scientific Information Documents

      Reports of being diagnosed in the UK sometimes relate to dogs that have not travelled outside the UK. This is a reminder of the need to be alert to the presence of vector-borne diseases not only in pets which have been abroad but also those with no history of travel. BSAVA has produced key information for the profession about the prevention, diagnosis and treatment of babesiosis. .

    • Brucella canis
      BSAVA Scientific Information Documents

      Canine brucellosis is an emerging infectious disease in Europe, it is of particular concern in the UK where increasing numbers of dogs are imported from the EU. Alongside increased awareness of the disease, there has been an increase in the number of dogs diagnosed with clinical or subclinical infection as well as a well-publicized case of human infection. BSAVA has produced key information for the veterinary profession covering the distribution, transmission, presentation, diagnosis and management of this disease, together with public health and legal implications. .

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