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David Sargan discusses Brachycephalic dogs on the Today programme

8 June 2017

With the news from the Kennel Club that so-called ‘designer dogs’ or flat faced dogs, such as French bulldogs will soon overtake Labradors as the nation’s most popular dog breed, Dr David Sargan was interviewed by BBC Radio 4’s Today programme to discuss why DNA testing for genetic abnormalities should be introduced. You...

Cambridge veterinary student wins postgraduate award for her research into oldest canine cancer

31 May 2017

Andrea Strakova, 26, has won the Postgraduate Student Inspiration Award as part of one of the largest and most prestigious veterinary awards in the world, the International Canine Health Awards. Andrea has been awarded a prize of £10,000 to help further her research into Canine Transmissible Venereal Tumour (CTVT), a...

Penny Watson recognised for outstanding contribution to small animal veterinary medicine

4 May 2017

Our congratulations go to Dr Penny Watson, who was recently awarded the BSAVA (British Small Animal Veterinary Association) Woodrow Award, which is presented to a member of the BSAVA for outstanding contributions in the field of small animal veterinary medicine. The BSAVA Awards are designed to show appreciation to...

University league tables 2017 - Cambridge Vet School tops league for veterinary science

25 May 2016

Cambridge tops league for veterinary science - Click for further information

David Sargan discusses Brachycephalic dogs on the Today programme

Cambridge veterinary student wins postgraduate award for her research into oldest canine cancer

Penny Watson recognised for outstanding contribution to small animal veterinary medicine

University league tables 2017 - Cambridge Vet School tops league for veterinary science

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