Companion animal research group

We are a group of researchers with a common interest in performing research to improve the health and welfare of companion animals including dogs, cats and small mammals such as rabbits.

Our group comprises of a number of veterinary clinician researchers based in the Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences and across other University of Liverpool departments who collaborate on companion animal research projects.

Our research expertise is broad encompassing obesity and endocrine disease, musculoskeletal biology, oncology, cardiology, epidemiology, bacteriology and antimicrobial resistance (AMR), drug safety and social science-based research.

ResearchersResearch StaffPGR Students
Dr. Yalda Ashraf-Kharaz Bethany Brant  Natasha Clarke 
Prof. Eithne Comerford  Richard Mercer  Christine Pye 
Prof. Joanna Dukes-McEwan     
Dr. Alastair Freeman    
Prof. Alex German    
Rita Goncalves    
Dr. Hannah Hodgkiss-Geere    
Dr. David Killick    
Dr. Tom Maddox    
Dr. Miguel Martinez    
Dr. P-J Noble    
Prof. Gina Pinchbeck    
Prof. Alan Radford    
Dr. Vanessa Schmidt    
Dr. Gemma Walmsley    
Dr. Carri Westgarth    

 

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