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Conference Programme

Get ready for BVA Live 2025. 

With two days of jam-packed content, presented by industry leaders and rising stars the BVA Live programme is filled with topics to look forward to. 

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Clinical Theatre 1
  1. Canine liver disease: the latest recommendations
    Speakers
    Nick Bexfield
    Nick Bexfield, Director of Small Animal Medical Services - University of Cambridge
  2. Itchy, scratchy cats: where to start, when to use preds?
    Speakers
    Natalie Barnard
    Natalie Barnard, Head of Outpatient Services - Bristol Vet Specialists
  3. It’s a Knock Out: tips and tricks for successful small mammal anaesthesia
    Speakers
    Agata Witkowska
    Agata Witkowska, Veterinary Surgeon - British Veterinary Zoological Society
  4. Anaesthesia check lists: do they protect our feline patients under GA?
    Speakers
    Jenny Brown
    Jenny Brown, Clinical Director - Advanced Clinical Service Network (ACSN)
  5. Exploring how to increase the utilisation of ultrasound in first opinion practice
    Speakers
    Victoria Woods-Tickett
    Victoria Woods-Tickett, Advanced Practitioner in Diagnostic Imaging - BVA
  6. Stay or Go? Discharge decisions for emergency cases?
    Speakers
    Aoife Reid
    Aoife Reid, Head of Edge Programmes and Clinical Career Progression - Vets Now Ltd
Clinical Theatre 2
  1. Handle with Care: Fundamentals of Behavioural First Aid in General Practice
    Speakers
    Sarah Penturn
    Sarah Penturn, Veterinary Behaviourist - Dogs Trust
  2. Take your own pulse first: CPR and how to survive running a crash.
    Speakers
    Lindsay Kellett-Gregory
    Lindsay Kellett-Gregory, Specialist in Emergency and Critical Care Medicine - Dick White Referrals
  3. We don’t have (dental) x-ray vision
    Speakers
    Ceri Owen
    Ceri Owen, Regional Clinical Lead - Veterinary Surgeon - CVS
  4. Blood, sweat & tears - how to avoid them in theatre
    Speakers
    Alison Patrick
    Alison Patrick, Director - Vmerge, Veterinary ECC Education
  5. Veterinary Toxicology - past, present and future?
    Speakers
    Alex Campbell
    Alex Campbell, Independent Consultant - BSAVA
  6. Responsible prescribing of parasiticides: How and why dog & cat parasite prevention needs to change
    Speakers
    Martin Whitehead
    Martin Whitehead, Senior Veterinary Surgeon - Chipping Norton Veterinary Hospital
  7. Cat friendly interactions - avoiding 'cat'astrophies at the clinic
    Speakers
    Alex Taylor
    Alex Taylor, Cat Wellbeing and Behaviour Advisor - International Cat Care
Equine and Farm Clinical Theatre
  1. Neck pain in the horse, how do I spot it and what can I do next?
    Speakers
    Rachel Tucker
    Rachel Tucker, RCVS and European Specialist in Equine Surgery - Liphook Equine Hospital
  2. Wearable technology in the equine world: What works and how can I help my clients to use it?
    Speakers
    Julie Potier
    Julie Potier, European Specialist in Equine Internal Medicine - Liphook Equine Hospital
  3. Point of care ultrasound: When will it help me?
    Speakers
    Victoria South
    Victoria South, RCVS and European recognised Specialist in Equine Internal Medicine - University of Cambridge Dept Veterinary Medicine
  4. Risk communication in the horse with colic: Getting the best outcomes and preventing recurrence.
    Speakers
    Debbie Archer
    Debbie Archer, Professor of Equine Surgery, Head of Veterinary Research - University of Liverpool
  5. Where do we start with recurrent colic: What is likely and how do I treat it?
    Speakers
    Richard Hepburn
    Richard Hepburn, Recognised Specialist in Equine Internal Medicine - B&W Equine Hospital
  6. How to manage major trauma events
    Speakers
    Nicola Housby-Skeggs
    Nicola Housby-Skeggs, Veterinary Director - The Horse Trust, The Home of Rest For Horses
  7. Did someone call the vet? How to get teams of people to thrive under pressure.
    Speakers
    Patrick Pollock
    Patrick Pollock, Professor of Veterinary Surgery and Remote and Rural Medicine (Equine Clinical Sciences) - University of Glasgow
Clinical Theatre 1
  1. Canine neutering in context: Who? When? Why?
    Speakers
    Rachel Dean
    Rachel Dean, Director of Clinical Research and Excellence in Practice - VetPartners Ltd
    Caroline Scobie
    Caroline Scobie, vet - Vet Partners
    Kathryn Wareham
    Kathryn Wareham, Evidence Based Veterinary Medicine Manager - Vet Partners
  2. I heard a murmur: determining the significance of heart murmurs in cats
    Speakers
    Laurent Locquet
    Laurent Locquet, Diplomate ECVIM-CA (Cardiology) - Cert. Perfusionist - Hon. Ass. - University of Nottingham
  3. What to look for - common ocular conditions on Brachycephalics
    Speakers
    Mike Rhodes
    Mike Rhodes, Co-Founder - Focus Referrals
  4. Dealing with the clinical and functional consequences of obesity in dogs and cats
    Speakers
    Alex German
    Alex German, Royal Canin Professor of Small Animal Medicine - University of Liverpool
  5. Scoop that poop: problem solving diarrhoea and constipation in cats
    Speakers
    Sarah Caney
    Sarah Caney, CEO - Vet Professionals
  6. The quest for comfort with cancer pain
    Speakers
    Matthew Gurney
    Matthew Gurney, Zero Pain Philosophy, Anaesthesia & Pain Management Specialist - Co-Founder
  7. Immune-mediated diseases in cats: do they get IMHA?
    Speakers
    Christina Mauder
    Christina Mauder, Internal Medicine Clinician - Langford Vets Small Animal Referral Hospital
Clinical Theatre 2
  1. Neurology - a video tour of seizures and their mimics
  2. Managing diabetes in 2025! 104 years after the first diabetic dog received insulin!
    Speakers
    Grant Petrie
    Grant Petrie, Independent Medical Practice Professional - Bayswater Referral Clinic
  3. Solving the lame dog… one step at a time
    Speakers
    Andy Moores
    Andy Moores, Clinical Director - The Moores Orthopaedic Clinic
  4. Why, When and How of BOAS assessment
    Speakers
    Jane Ladlow
    Jane Ladlow, Veterinary Specialist - Granta Veterinary Specialists
  5. Antibiotic use in exotics - not just a Baytril Deficiency!
    Speakers
    Madonna Livingstone
    Madonna Livingstone, Head Exotics Vet, Exotics Lecturer and Clinical Skills Instructor - Ark Veterinary Clinics Ltd, Glasgow Vet School
  6. Paws and peace - Navigating end of life care for pets
    Speakers
    Carl Gorman
    Carl Gorman, Senior Vice President and Clinical Director of a practice in Newbury - BSAVA
Equine and Farm Clinical Theatre
  1. Medicating pet dinosaurs: Appropriate therapeutic use in pet chickens
    Speakers
    Henrietta Kodilinye-Sims
    Henrietta Kodilinye-Sims, Poultry veterinarian, Consultant and Lecturer - Surrey Poultry Vet
  2. Small farm and small holding fertility: Designing calving patterns to balance client goals, animal welfare, and safety
    Speakers
    Alice Miller
    Alice Miller, Farm Vet, Board Member - Friars Moor Livestock Health, British Cattle Veterinary Association
  3. A toolkit for the pig visit
    Speakers
    Peter Siviter
    Peter Siviter, Farm Veterinary Surgeon - Synergy Farm Health
    Gemma Thwaites
    Gemma Thwaites, President - Pig Veterinary Society
  4. How to deal with small holder's and their sheep? Common issues and solutions!
    Speakers
    Phillipa Page
    Phillipa Page, Sheep Veterinary Consultant - Flock Health Ltd
  5. Catastrophic diseases of Honeybees…..the Foulbroods
    Speakers
    John Hill
    John Hill, President - British Bee Veterinary Association
  6. Don't be allama'd! Triaging the emergency camelid case
    Speakers
    Ami Sawran
    Ami Sawran, Clinical Director - Westpoint Farm Vets, Chelmsford
  7. Introduction to deer vetting
    Speakers
    Sam Ecroyd
    Sam Ecroyd, Director - Tyndale Vets
  8. Vets at the frontier of new and emerging diseases
    Speakers
    Eleanor Brown
    Eleanor Brown, Deputy UK Chief Veterinary Officer - Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)
    Fin Twomey
    Fin Twomey, Head of Scanning Surveillance - APHA

 

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