Latest news from the Animal Health Trust
Research conducted by a team of scientists and vets at the Animal Health Trust, in collaboration with the University of Liverpool, offers new hope to vets and dog owners. Cutaneous mast cell tumours are the most
The latest work on pain-associated behaviour in ridden horses, from two illuminating studies, was presented by the AHT’s Dr Sue Dyson at the Saddle Research Trust Conference on 8 December 2018. Rider:horse weight ratio While one paper
A lucky AHT supporter, Mr Angus, is celebrating after winning £1,000 in our charity lottery! Mr Angus from Mid Lothian has made regular donations to the AHT for more than 12 years and signed up to play
Our world-leading scientists will benefit from a three-year funding grant from Tattersalls to help fight Strangles.
Dr Luisa De Risio, Head of Neurology and Clinical Research at the Animal Health Trust (AHT), has been awarded the RCVS Fellowship by Meritorious Contributions to Clinical Practice. Dr Luisa De Risio has been Head of
Equestrian stars celebrate at the 30th anniversary of the Animal Health Trust UK Equestrian Awards The annual AHT UK Equestrian Awards brought together British and equestrian royalty at this year’s event at The Dorchester, Park Lane
AHT vets help young cat beat rare spinal condition This time last year, Max, a one-year-old Maine Coon, started to develop problems with his movement which limited his walking and jumping. Max was referred to the Animal
Clover, a 10-week-old puppy, has been saved from blindness thanks to genetic research conducted at the Animal Health Trust. A DNA test for primary open angle glaucoma (POAG), a painful condition which eventually leads to blindness in
We’re excited to launch our first ever awareness week to help dogs: Cures4Paws. We’re calling upon pet lovers to support us by ‘raising a paw’ for a cure. Will you help the AHT by ‘raising a
Meet Dr Luke Dutton, the newest member of our stem cell research team. In collaboration with the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), Luke is working with our Head of Stem Cell Research, Dr Debbie Guest, on
