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Highlights the British Equine Veterinary Association congress in Birmingham, England. Theme of the event; Attendees; Programs and activities.

The article highlights lectures on evidence-based veterinary medicine during the British Small Animal Veterinary Association's congress (BSAVA) held in Birmingham, England on April 3-6, 2008. Doctor Mark Holmes, from the University of Cambridge, introduced a series of lectures. The lecturers include Doctors Vicki Adams, Rob Christley and Gina Pinchbeck.

The article announces the awards presented by the British Small Animal Veterinary Association to veterinarians during its 49th annual congress in Birmingham, England. The Bourgelat Award was given to Lesley King, head of the critical care section of the School of Veterinary Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. Virginia Luis Fuentes of the Royal Veterinary College is the Woodrow Award recipient. Blaine Award was given to Ruth Dennis, head of the imaging unit at the Animal Health Trust.

Information about several papers discussed at the British Small Animal Veterinary Association (BSAVA) Annual General Meeting held in Birmingham, England on April 5, 2009 is presented. Topic includes the discussion on the issues dominating Ed Hall's presidency in the association including the essence of BSAVA and its held mission, and the pedigree dog breeding. The conference was highlighted with the election of BSAVA's new team officers and the awarding of honorary life membership to Susan Shaw.

Details discussions on phocine morbillivirus during the 2003 annual meeting of the British Small Animal Veterinary Association held in Birmingham, England. Description of how the outbreak started in Denmark; Outbreak of the disease in the U.S.