We're calling on all vets to find out they can get more involved, contribute to the surveillance network, and make the most of surveillance reports for better animal health and welfare.
Vital role of vets in surveillance #VetSurveillance
The success of the UK's surveillance network and our animal health and disease monitoring systems relies on all vets - from clinical practice to government to research. It requires a sound knowledge of where, what, how, and who to report to.
Our guide for vets covers how to report notifiable diseases and how to collect surveillance data from farm animals, companion animals, equidae, and wildlife.
Read and share our guide How and where can vets contribute to animal disease surveillance?
Find out the latest disease updates by species in your local area:
Visit SAVSNET and VetCompass for real time data and interactive resources in companion animal practice
Our position on veterinary scanning surveillance (animal health and disease monitoring) calls on the UK governments and other key stakeholders to work collaboratively. We need to modernise and optimise existing animal health and disease monitoring networks across species areas.
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