Cutting-edge veterinary clinical research with BSAVA Clinical Abstracts
The BSAVA Clinical Research Abstracts 2026 brought together an exceptional community of researchers, clinicians and peers for two days of inspiring presentations and knowledge sharing.
A huge thank you to all authors for contributing such a high-quality programme of oral and poster presentations, and to everyone who supported our presenters. Congratulations to our award winners for their outstanding contributions.
The abstracts continue to play an important role in showcasing research that drives progress in small animal veterinary practice, sharing new ideas, encouraging collaboration and highlighting work with real-world impact.
We're already looking ahead to our next event, so watch this space for more details!
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Celebrating excellence with the BSAVA Clinical Abstract Awards
We’re pleased to announce the Clinical Research Abstract Award winners for 2026!




“I am honoured to receive the BSAVA Clinical Abstract Award for Outstanding Oral Abstract. It is particularly rewarding to see this work recognised, as it reflects a collaborative effort between researchers, clinicians, and the veterinary practices and pet owners contributing data through SAVSNET. I hope these findings contribute to a better understanding of feline injection site sarcomas and help support evidence-based discussions around feline vaccination in clinical practice.”
Outstanding Oral Abstract Presentation Award 2026 Winner - Henry Cloete, University of Liverpool
Thank You to Our 2026 Speakers and Authors!
Elly RussellHead of Quality Improvement and Veterinary Operations
Pets at Home and Vets for Pets Group
Henry CloeteResident in Small Animal Internal Medicine
University of Liverpool Small Animal Teaching Hospital
Mario VastanoFinal Year ECVIM CA (Cardiology) Resident
Small Animal Teaching Hospital, University of Liverpool
Taniska BehareeFirst Opinion Vet & Affiliate
University of Glasgow School of Biodiversity, One Health & Veterinary Medicine




















































