IVDD seminar brings together Dachshund owners, clinicians and researchers
Earlier this month, Southfields Veterinary Specialists hosted an educational seminar dedicated to intervertebral disc disease (IVDD), bringing together Dachshund owners, veterinary professionals and researchers to[…]
Companion Animal Genetic Health 2025 – Cambridge
Scientific research is all about discovering new things and then sharing those ideas with others! The field of companion animal genetic health research is small[…]
Cocker Crazy at the KC International Agility Festival!
Last weekend we attended one of the largest Dog Agility shows in the UK, the Kennel Club International Agility Festival (KCIAF), where we met up[…]
Recent Publications
Desmet L, et al. The Animal Variant Classification Guidelines v2: An Update With New Criteria and Improved Clarifications. Anim Genet. 2026 Oct;57(5):e70197
Johnson-Pitt A, et al. Prevalence of pancreatitis in UK Miniature Schnauzers: insights from an owner survey-based study. Companion Anim Health Genet. 2026 Jul 9;13(1):6.
Casselman I et al. Reproducibility of the Evaluation of Genetic Variant Pathogenicity Based on the Animal Variant Classification Guidelines. Anim Genet. 2026 Jun;57(3)
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