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EQUINE ARTHRITIS

Early identi� cation and management

September 2021 | Vol 43 | No 7

Continuing education in veterinary practice

FARM ANIMALSApproach to investigating bovine stillbirths on farm

PRACTICE MANAGEMENTDeveloping a valuable career path in � rst-opinion practice

CHRONIC VOMITING

IN CATSGuide to diagnosis

and treatment

COMPANION ANIMALSSmall animal haematology: identifying abnormal erythrocytes

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VetRecordJournal of the British Veterinary Association

VetRecord20/27 FEBRUARY 2021 | Vol 188 No 4

Journal of the British Veterinary Association

CANINE EPILEPSY

What factors influence owner compliance?

EAR CROPPING

‘All mutilated dogs deserve our attention’

LESSONS FROM HISTORY

Remembering foot-and-mouth disease

BRACHYCEPHALY

Do we need sleep clinics for dogs and people?

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2022

BritishVeterinary

AssociationMedia Guide

22022 BVA Media Guide

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Vet Record and In PracticeThe leading journals of the British Veterinary Association

AT A GLANCE

Vet Recordpublished since

1888

18,800BVA members

2.6952020 Impact Factorfor Vet Record

Vet Record andIn Practice are the

number 1 choice for industry influencers

Content

BVA publishes two highly respected journals, Vet Record and In Practice. We also publish online only, Vet Record Case Reports and Vet Record Open. Our readers are at the heart of what we do. Their feedback is essential and guides the content and design of our journals. Staying connected to the veterinary world through current, practical and engaging content is key.

85% of BVA members say receiving Vet Record and In Practice is the Number 1 benefit of their membership. Sponsors leveraging advertising and content opportunities in Vet Record and In Practice will be given the best reach to veterinary professionals.

As the largest membership community for the veterinary profession in the UK, BVA champions, supports and empowers more than 18,000 vets of all ages, stages and disciplines. We’re making sure that their work is understood and valued by the public, that they’re supported to grow and thrive both personally and professionally, and that their expertise is heard and respected by the people shaping our national policies.

Why? Because vets are exceptional professionals who play an essential role in society. Investing in vets directly affects the health and welfare of the animals they care for – and protecting the wellbeing of our animal population is good for the animals, good for the planet, and good for the people who live on it.

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PUBLICATION SCHEDULEVET RECORD...............................6

PUBLICATION SCHEDULEIN PRACTICE...............................7

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“Vet Record and In Practice. These esteemed titlesprovide the latest evidence-based research, usefulmanagement topics and articles for daily practicaltips facing frontline veterinary professionals.A must read for all vets.”

Professor Lord Trees,Chief Veterinary Adviser



Our Journals

Vet Record and In Practice. Latest vet readership research shows that BVAjournals are market leaders and comprehensively read by vet professionals.Both journals are available in print and digitally.

EQUINE ARTHRITIS

Early identi� cation and management

September 2021 | Vol 43 | No 7

Continuing education in veterinary practice

FARM ANIMALSApproach to investigating bovine stillbirths on farm

PRACTICE MANAGEMENTDeveloping a valuable career path in � rst-opinion practice

CHRONIC VOMITING

IN CATSGuide to diagnosis

and treatment

COMPANION ANIMALSSmall animal haematology: identifying abnormal erythrocytes

Cover Sept - maine coon.indd 1Cover Sept - maine coon.indd 1 02/09/2021 13:57:3502/09/2021 13:57:35

VetRecordJournal of the British Veterinary Association

VetRecord20/27 FEBRUARY 2021 | Vol 188 No 4

Journal of the British Veterinary Association

CANINE EPILEPSY

What factors influence owner compliance?

EAR CROPPING

‘All mutilated dogs deserve our attention’

LESSONS FROM HISTORY

Remembering foot-and-mouth disease

BRACHYCEPHALY

Do we need sleep clinics for dogs and people?

Cover 200221 HD.indd 1Cover 200221 HD.indd 1 16/02/2021 15:5916/02/2021 15:59

Vet Record provides vetprofessionals with highlyrespected and comprehensiveeditorial coverage of allveterinary areas within everyissue via news, reports,business and innovation,surveillance, peer-reviewedresearch, opinion, letters and careers.

In Practice provides continuingeducational material forveterinary practitioners.Peer-reviewed review articlesby experts in their field coverall species, but principallyfarm and companion animals,providing a regular updateon clinical developments andpractice management. Firstpublished in 1979, it providesan extensive archive of usefularticles for vet professionalswherever they practice.

*Veterinary Readership Survey (VRS 2019) undertaken by Think Media. 16 veterinary titles were compared for readership strengths across general, equine, companion animal and livestock sectors. Within practising veterinary surgeons demonstrating Vet Record and In Practice are highly respected, loyally read journals .

“Comprehensive coverageon companion, farm and

equine animal inevery issue”

“Covers content vets reallyneed to know within special

editorial sections oncompanion animal, farm,

equine and businessand lifestyle”

Retains its position as theNo 1 fortnightly researchjournal*Continues to grow itsreadership year-on-yearby vets within all veterinarytreatment areas*Fortnightly readers ofnews pages have grownby 22% from 2015 to 2019Credible content, highlyrespected, comprehensivecoverage of research, news,features content plusinsightful editorial

The strongest monthlytitle by far amongveterinary surgeons*The strongest monthlytitles for ALL animaltypes, outperforming allother specialist titles*The most popularveterinary title for CPD*Practical focus on everyday clinical challengesEncourages reflectivelearning

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Frequency:fortnightly

Print circulation:14,012

Impact factor: 2.695

First issue published:1888

Audience:veterinary professions

Editor in Chief:Suzanne Jarvis

Frequency:10 issues/year

Print circulation:19,261

First issue published:1979

Audience:practising veterinaryprofessionals, practicemanagers andstudents

Editor in Chief:Suzanne Jarvis



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2022 Publication Schedule

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31 Dec 2114 Jan 22

28 Jan 2211 Feb 22

25 Feb 2211 Mar 22

25 Mar 228 Apr 22

29 Apr 2213 May 22

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2022 Publication Schedule

Issue Jan/Feb (44:1)Published date: 22 Jan 22 | Copy deadline 11 Jan 22

Oncology in cats – Sarah Mason

Neurology in cats and dogs – Mark Lowrie

Veterinary care of degus – Sonya Miles

Mastitis in cows – Virginia Sherwin*

Neurology in horses – Caroline Hahn*

Issue March (44:2)Published date: 5 Mar 22 | Copy deadline 22 Feb 22

Performing postmortem exams in cats and dogs – Alison Lee

Canine endocrinology – Susanna Spence

Responsible antibiotic use in pigs – Mandy Nevel*

Abdominal problems in horses – Claire Dixon*

Issue April (44:3)Published date: 2 Apr 22 | Copy deadline 22 Mar 22

Cancer treatment in cats and dogs – James Elliott

Gastrointestinal disease in ferrets – Madonna Livingstone

Dermatology in dogs – Rosario Cerundolo

Fever in horses – Sarah Voss*

Performing a clinical examination of cattle – Rebecca Nelson*

Issue May (44:4)Published date: 7 May 22 | Copy deadline 26 Apr 22

Food allergies in dogs and cats – Jon Hardy

Anaesthesia in cats and dogs – Jo Murrell

Behavioural problems in foals – Claire Dixon*

Causes of deaths in newborn lambs – Emily Gascoigne *

Issue June (44:5)Published date: 4 Jun 22 | Copy deadline 24 May 22

Emergency care of tortoises – Sarah Brown

Chemotherapy complications in dogs and cats – Aaron Harper

Haematology in dogs and cats – Kate Sherry

Performing postmortem exams in farm animals – Ben Strugnall*

Cardiology in horses – Rachel Jago*

*This content is subject to change

Issue July/August (44:6)Published date: 23 Jul 22 | Copy deadline 12 Jul 22

Veterinary care of amphibians – Mark Naguib

Health and safety in veterinary anaesthesia – Lucy Powley

Nutritional management of kidney stones – Mary Trehy

Veterinary advice for small scale pig producers – Mandy Nevel*

Equine orthopaedics – Fran James*

Issue September (44:7)Published date: 10 Sep 22 | Copy deadline 30 Aug 22

Veterinary care of anorexic rabbits – Sarah Pellett

Urinary problems in cats part 1 – Craig Breheny

Farm animal reproduction – JP Crilly*

Respiratory diagnostics in horses – Claire Dixon*

Issue October (44:8)Published date: 8 Oct 22 | Copy deadline 27 Sep 22


Handling avian and reptile patients in practice – Ian Sayers

Ultrasound examination in dogs and cats – Dan Lewis

Viral disease in cattle – Helen Carty*

Issue November (44:9)Published date: 5 Nov 22 | Copy deadline 25 Oct 22


Dermatology in cats and dogs – Filippo De Bellis

Providing slaughter certification for farm animals – Claire White*

Issue December (44:10)Published date: 3 Dec 22 | Copy deadline 22 Nov 22

Dermatology in dogs – Nat Barnard*

Lameness in dogs – Sandra Corr*

Causes of deaths in newborn calves – Emily Gascoigne*

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