2022 News

Young dog secures her first competition rosette following reconstructive surgery

Annual Dick Vet Bag Appeal helps spread festive cheer

Individuals and teams across Easter Bush nominated by their peers

Exceptional quality of entries for student art competition

Evolutionary study of bacteria that cause a common infection of cattle reveals their origin and spread via ocean trade links, shedding light on modern-day disease.

Research into fish and shellfish responses to health and environmental pressures could inform breeding strategies to help produce sustainable, quality protein.

Dick Vet ophthalmologists treat corneal ulcer to save the sight of giant cat.

Detailed analysis of shellfish species points to heritable factors linked to shell colour and markings.

Assessment reveals UK and Irish Travellers and Gypsies’ horses benefit from good health and welfare.

Graduating students donated personal protective equipment (PPE) in fundraising effort

Regular analysis of the bacteria that causes Legionnaires' disease could help measures to limit the spread of infection.

Studies involving sheep demonstrate potential benefits of enzyme replacement therapy for neurological disease with no cure.

Imaging procedure to measure bone quality in live birds provides a reliable, efficient way to inform selection of laying hens.

Anatomical model of canine lower spine enables specialists to practise challenging lumbar puncture procedure.

Pilot study links heightened levels of a blood biomarker in dogs with a common type of melanoma.

Scientists determine processes by which metformin therapy can protect against calcification of cells in blood vessel walls.

Milestone achieved in mass effort to safeguard humans from world’s deadliest disease.

Five-year, US$17.4m funding enables Centre for Tropical Livestock Genetics and Health to focus on bringing research-driven benefits to farmers in low- and middle-income countries.

Digital, open-source system targets the haulage sector as a key source of Covid-19 infection spread.

Genetic code findings could help produce larger, healthier shellfish.

Monies raised in tribute to pet continues to help countless dogs and their families.

Experts seek to develop method of judging equine mood based on behavioural indicators.

Disease can affect animals and plants that are moved to new locations through conservation activities.

Edinburgh is placed number one in the UK by subject in Shanghai Rankings.

The Dick Vet has received 90 per cent overall satisfaction in the latest National Student Survey results.

Local high school pupils to benefit from educational facility within University site.

Long-term study of Labrador health highlights impact of pandemic restrictions.

Dogs donate enough blood to help save the lives of more than 2,000 fellow canines.

Group share animal-themed stories, poetry and anecdotes in free community event.

Colleagues recognised for efforts to support learning, in University-wide accolades.

Success marks 10 years of Sustainability Award achievements for Easter Bush campus.

Data-driven, One Health approach puts Goa on target to eliminate disease and save lives.

UK Research Excellence Framework results affirm outstanding research environment and impact on society.

Cell analysis hoped to reveal biological pathways and indicators underlying airway inflammation in equine athletes.

Cat’s glucose levels successfully monitored using Bluetooth technology.

Defra Minister discusses data-driven innovation and capability of genetic technologies at the Easter Bush Agritech Hub.

Supporting students from underrepresented backgrounds interested in studying veterinary medicine

Hospital Dentistry Service uses brace to successfully realign dog’s canine tooth.

Dr Jessica Martin has been named Early Career Researcher of the Year in recognition of her work to minimise animal suffering.

Vet specialists develop practical tool to help them when conducting swallow studies in small animals

A pioneering scientist has been appointed as Director of the Roslin Institute, with immediate effect.

Insight into common biases based on dogs’ appearance could help rehoming efforts.

Veterinary students showcase their artistic talents in a variety of ways in annual competition.

International survey of small animal vets shows variety in use of novel gastrointestinal treatment.

Easter Bush campus challenges gender bias with outreach activities to promote the message that science is for all.

Disease surveillance provides key insights into health threats facing iconic species.

Study shows that an owner questionnaire is a valid method in assessing canine frustration.

Studies examine prospects of healthy gut bacteria donations to manage inflammatory gut conditions in dogs.