Pet Surveys Help us to help pet owners and vets!

Vet Professionals is helping pets and pet carers by performing research on common and important illnesses. Data gained from our studies helps to inform carers and veterinary professionals (eg vets, vet nurses, pet food and pet pharmaceutical companies) about best care. Results from our studies have influenced and educated veterinary professionals and helped to ‘lobby’ for better diagnosis and treatment of illness. Our aim is to improve the awareness, diagnosis and treatment of common and important illnesses in pets.

You can read summary findings of previous studies by clicking here.

To find out more about how you can support our research, please click here.
 
Data collected in our studies is analysed by Vet Professionals. The identity of individual responses will remain anonymous in data analysis and no personal details will be passed on to third parties. 

The identity of individual responses will remain anonymous in data analysis and no personal details will be passed on to third parties. We hope that the data obtained through these surveys will help us to advise veterinarians and owners on better care of their pets.

Vet Professionals also assists other companies with designing and running Clinical Trials. Contact Vet Professionals if you would like to discuss future clinical trials.

We are currently running surveys on the following subjects:

Work-Associated Fatigue

Vet Nurses: The aim of this short online survey is to understand more about work-associated fatigue.

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Assessing Cat Friendliness & Cat Handling

Vets/VN's: The aim of this online questionnaire is to understand more about the various methods used to reduce feline stress in the veterinary environment.

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Senior Cat Health Questionnaire

The aim of this online questionnaire is to collect information on individual senior cats. 

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Feline Dementia Questionnaire

Our study aims to recognize early signs of dementia in cats and identify treatments or interventions that might improve the quality of life of these cats and their owners.

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Hypertension Survey

Vets/VN's: Assessment of Blood Pressure in Cats Survey  
This study aims to understand more about how vet practice teams currently assess blood pressure in cats.

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Arthritis in cats - an owner’s perspective

This survey aims to understand more about owner understanding and experience of arthritis in cats (also known as osteoarthritis, OA, and degenerative joint disease, DJD)

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Cat Stress - Open to ALL VETS AND NURSES

This study aims to create a novel feline stress scoring system that can be easily applied by owners within their home. Applying this Cat Stress Score (Home) will enable us to gain improved understanding about owner ability to recognise feline stress at home.

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Feline Stress Questionnaire

We would like to know if your cat or cats are ever stressed, what makes them stressed, and what you do to relieve any tension that arises.

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