Stay at the forefront of veterinary clinical research with the BSAVA Clinical Abstracts
The British Small Animal Veterinary Association are proud to announce a new partnership with BVA Live to support the BSAVA Clinical Research Abstracts programme for 2026!
This collaboration will showcase excellence in veterinary research, with selected abstracts showcased in the BSAVA Clinical Abstract Theatre at BVA Live 2026 across both days of the event (11th –12th June). Presentations will be delivered in both poster and oral formats, giving researchers a dynamic platform to share their work with the wider veterinary community.
The BSAVA Clinical Abstracts can be on any small animal veterinary subject, whether it’s the preliminary results of a new study, a discussion of a new technique or a description of an interesting case. Each application should be based on high-quality clinical research undertaken in industry, practice or academia.
The BSAVA Clinical Abstract Programme is now live!
The BSAVA Clinical Abstract Theatre programme will be delivered at BVA Live 11-12 June 2026.
The programme features two-days of abstract presentations, both lecture and posters, highlighting research with real-world clinical relevance.
Join us in championing the brilliant work taking place across the profession and cheer on colleagues as they present their research to all attendees of BVA Live 2026.
View the programme, learn more about the authors, and plan your time with us at the show.
Celebrating excellence with the BSAVA Clinical Abstract Awards
Outstanding presentations deserve recognition, and we’re proud to honour the very best. Awards are presented for Best Abstract, Best VN, Best GP, and Best Student. Each winner receives a £300 cash prize, certificate, and the exciting opportunity to showcase their winning abstract again as a BSAVA Winner on London Vet Show's The Studio stage. These awards celebrate innovation, expertise and dedication, could you be one of our next winners?
“Winning the Surgery Award for the Clinical Abstract presented at the BSAVA Congress 2025 is a tremendous honour. This recognition not only validates the hard work and dedication put into my research but also encourages further exploration in advancing surgical techniques to improve outcomes for patients. It’s a humbling experience, and I look forward to continuing my contribution to the veterinary community.”
2025 Surgery Award Winner - Alberto Sesana