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Calling all veterinary mental health researchers! Next year we’re celebrating 10 years of RCVS - Mind Matters and would like to invite you to get involved in our 2025 mental health research symposium! To find out more and submit an abstract visit: ow.ly/k10W50Uf1Pi

Check out our latest #VeterinaryEvidence #KnowledgeSummary from SurreyVet author Jake Collyer University of Surrey Read the full #KnowledgeSummary here: bit.ly/KSCattleFHepat…

The second RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR) report has been published, containing three years of data up to July 2024. Learn more by downloading the full report here: ow.ly/Bu2750Uhrsf

What age is the oldest dog recorded on the RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry?

Thank you to everyone who took part in this year’s #AntibioticAmnesty. Joining the campaign helps raise awareness about the importance of responsible antibiotic use #AntibioticAmnesty. Learn more here: bit.ly/3AitrbK

Are you making an outstanding contribution to Antimicrobial Stewardship or Quality Improvement? The 2025 RCVS Knowledge Awards are open until 10 January. Apply today and share your incredible achievements with the world: bit.ly/Grants-awards

This study surveyed Syrian hamster owners about the housing, husbandry, behaviour and health of their pets to identify areas of good and poor practice. Read the inFOCUS summary of the study here: bit.ly/4fQN7D3

“In veterinary #orthopaedics we are lucky to have this resource available to us. Please help this project grow by enrolling and continuing to submit cases, whatever procedure you perform, no matter how frequently you perform them.” #VeterinaryOrthopaedics ow.ly/8bWp50UkFxE

Thinking about new year’s resolutions already? The Veterinary Evidence journal is looking for Associate Editors to join the editorial team. Build your experience and skills, while supporting this RCVS Knowledge initiative? Learn more here: bit.ly/4cRvbXz

Don’t miss our last newsletter of 2024! Not signed-up to intheKNOW? Join here: bit.ly/3jGvvSO

#OnThisDay 1906 Jotello Soga died. He’s believed to be the first formally trained South African veterinary surgeon (Edinburgh, 1886). Skilled in veterinary toxicology and inoculation, he was a key player in the containment of rinderpest in South Africa #ExploreYourArchive

Our latest #VeterinaryEvidence #ClinicalAudit, from University of Glasgow author Clare Jones, examines veterinary professionals’ cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) skill and knowledge retention within a small animal hospital: bit.ly/CAVeterinaryCP…

Little and large! According to data from the RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR), dogs undergoing cruciate surgery ranged from 1.6kg to 80.3kg. Download the full report to discover more of our findings: ccr.rcvsknowledge.org/annual-report-…

Cockapoos jumped from being the 7th most common breed listed on the RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR), to the 4th, knocking Staffordshire Bull Terriers from the top. Read the full report here: ccr.rcvsknowledge.org/annual-report-…

Our latest #VeterinaryEvidence #KnowledgeSummary asks, in canine patients in status epilepticus, is intranasal midazolam as effective as rectal diazepam for controlling seizures? From Emergency Vets 24/7 author Flora Foxx. bit.ly/KSCanineEpilep…

The latest annual report from the RCVS Knowledge Canine Cruciate Registry (CCR) is now available, showing that 82.6% of patients undergoing cruciate surgery received regional anaesthesia, a reduction from the previous report. Learn more here: ccr.rcvsknowledge.org/annual-report-…

If you’ve made contributions to Quality Improvement (QI), we have awards for achievements in Education in QI, QI to Lead Organisational Change, QI in practice, and Antimicrobial Stewardship. Applications close on 10 January 2025: bit.ly/Grants-awards

This inFOCUS summary delves into a prospective study which aimed to evaluate the diagnostic ability of the adhesive tape impression to detect dermatophytosis compared to trichogram. Check out the full summary here: bit.ly/4eW7mhE

Earlier this year, Professor Fiona Tomley from the Royal Veterinary College, was awarded the Plowright Prize for her contributions to the reduction of infectious diseases in poultry. Entrees for the 2025/26 awards will open next year. Learn more here: bit.ly/3xy6HmJ