Welcome to SAVSNET
The Small Animal Veterinary Surveillance Network is based at the University of Liverpool. We are driven by our passion for companion animal welfare, education and data science.
Research priorities
SAVSNET harnesses electronic health and environmental data for rapid and actionable research and surveillance. Our research priorities include antimicrobial use and resistance, climate and environment, and infection and zoonosis.
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- Interdisciplinary Centre for Sustainability Research
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SAVSNET's key aims are to:
- monitor disease trends over time and highlight appropriate interventions
- identify populations at risk and monitor treatments and outcomes
- provide data resources for academics and others
- improve general public awareness of small animal diseases and prevention
- provide a route to clinical benchmarking for vets in small animal practice.