Veterinary nurse Sarah Irons from Fielding and Cumber in Weymouth, Dorset, has been awarded the University of Lincoln's Pheromone Therapy Award at the CABTSG (Companion Animal Behaviour Therapy Study Group) study day.

Sarah was presented with a cheque…

Dr. Lauren Finka, a researcher at the University of Lincoln, has developed L-CAT, a new tool for assessing behaviour in cats at rehoming centres and help match them to the ideal new home.

During the course of her PhD studies, which were part funded by…

The University of Lincoln and Ceva Animal Health are asking vet nurses to help recruit puppies and their owners for a study into puppy behaviour and the effect of a pheromone collar on puppy development.

The double-blind placebo-controlled study will…

Ceva Animal Health and the University of Lincoln are looking for puppies that are less than 12 weeks old to take part in a behaviour study, and are offering veterinary nurses a £10 voucher for every animal recruited.

The placebo-controlled study…