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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.

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    • Concepts in free-roaming population control
      BSAVA Manual of Canine and Feline Shelter Medicine

      This chapter provides an overview of the key aspects of population management from a practical standpoint and some of the emerging techniques and technologies that are likely to be instrumental in how cat and dog populations are managed in the future.

    • Companion interview

      With Jen Palfreyman

      Jen Palfreyman, a third-year student at the Liverpool vet school, received the undergraduate Student Inspiration Award from the Kennel Club Trust in June. This recognized the value of her vacation project looking at the possibility of a novel parasite becoming established in the UK. She told John Bonner about this threat to canine health and welfare.

    • Congress 2015

      Small pets in big trouble

      The role of veterinary nursing in managing diseases such as parvo virus in small animals.

    • Chipmunks and prairie dogs
      BSAVA Manual of Exotic Pets

      This chapter provides the need-to-know information on chipmunks and prairie dogs:

      • Biology
      • Husbandry
      • Handling and restraint
      • Diagnostic approach
      • Common conditions
      • Supportive care
      • Anaesthesia and analgesia
      • Common surgical procedures
      • Euthanasia
      • Drug formulary.

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