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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 professionals to advance clinical investigations into the problems associated with pet animal medicine and surgery.

This collection provides information on PetSavers research and how to apply for grants and funding.

Updated 2025.

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    • BSAVA News

      Association news
      Author BSAVA

      Final call for BSAVA PetSavers master’s degree by research grant applications; BSAVA Medicines Guide update; Clinical abstracts 2025 submissions reminder; Check out the new BSAVA Library collections; Could you be the next Editor of JSAP?

    • BSAVA News

      Association news
      Author BSAVA

      BSAVA PetSavers opens master’s degree by research grant call; Can pet ownership be more sustainable?

    • BSAVA News

      Association news
      Author BSAVA

      New BSAVA Vet Nurse Merit Award in Dentistry; Final call for BSAVA PetSavers grant applications; Medicines Guide endorsement; BVOA announces new Chair; New BSAVA client leaflets

    • BSAVA News

      Association news
      Author BSAVA

      PetSavers research grants open for applications; BSAVA launching two new titles at Congress 2024!; Facial dermatoses – BVDSG Spring meeting

    • BSAVA PetSavers - what is it and why does it matter?
      BSAVA Student Congress 2022

      Author Rosie Godfrey

      Rosie Godfrey explains the work of BSAVA PetSavers in helping to improve the healthy of pets by funding research projects. She discusses how to apply for research grants, including grants for Student Research Projects, and how you can be part of the PetSavers community to improve pet animal health.

    • PetSavers

      BSAVA PetSavers’ OAP project update: your chance to contribute
      Author BSAVA

      Just over a year and a half has passed since the launch of the BSAVA PetSavers-funded Old Age Pets (OAP) research project. The project is now entering its final stage of data collection, so we wanted to update you on its progress and let you how you can contribute as a citizen scientist.

    • BSAVA Science: PetSavers’ Old Age Pets research project
      BSAVA Webinar Library

      Welcome to the BSAVA science webinar series – with a difference. In previous episodes, we have taken a closer look at some of the papers published in the Journal of Small Animal Practice (JSAP), but in this webinar Luisa Dormer (Scientific Editor at the BSAVA) and Sarah Williams (PetSavers Coordinator) are joined by Carri Westgarth and Zoe Belshaw to discuss a project that is still ongoing – the PetSavers Old Age Pets project. The OAP project aims to help vets and owners to provide the best care for their senior and geriatric dogs. This webinar includes discussion of the rationale for the project and its progress to date.

    • PetSavers Masters by Research

      Urinary incontinence in the bitch
      Author PetSavers

      The Royal Veterinary College has been awarded a Masters by Research grant from PetSavers, the charitable branch of the BSAVA, to undertake a study looking at urinary incontinence in the bitch and its association with neutering.

    • Get grants and get going

      How to apply for a PetSavers clinical research project grant.
      Author BSAVA

      PetSavers Clinical Research Project grants allow vets to undertake research into small animal veterinary medicine. Find out how to apply.

    • PetSavers funds pain research

      PetSavers is funding a master’s degree to investigate the analgesic efficacy of oral paracetamol in dogs undergoing surgery
      Author Jo Murrell

      Jo Murrell of the University of Bristol asks if oral opioids are effective in the management of acute pain in dogs.

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