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After the last two exhausting years, probably you are all fed up with Coronavirus… however, there is a serious disease affecting ferrets we must shed some light on. In domestic ferrets (Mustela [...]

A polite reminder that the lab will be closed over the Easter period, we will be returning on Tuesday 19th April at 8.30am. Wishing you and your Team a Happy Easter.

You may have seen that the Federation of European Companion Animal Veterinary Associations (FECAVA) and The Webinar Vet are joining forces for a 10 hour CPD event on Saturday 9th April 2022 (10am [...]

How long have you been at BattLab? Just over six years… every day has been a learning day! Can you tell us your favourite thing about working at BattLab so far? Ah, there are so many things!  [...]

The team at BattLab are pleased to be at our first in person event for 2022. The new venue of Manchester gives the congress a vibrant back drop and a great opportunity to speak with colleagues. [...]

Each year we extend our service list to include new tests and 2022 is no exception. From bees to bulls, BattLab can offer you the convenience of using one laboratory with no extra charge for [...]

Canine blood smear of Babesia spp. showing red blood cells containing merozoites. This month we are completing our short series about infections that can affect our pets while on holiday. [...]

Ehrlichiosis This month we are discussing another infectious disease widely spread in the Mediterranean area, which has become relatively common in the UK. Ehrlichiosis is a tick-borne disease [...]

We are thrilled that our Business Development Manager, Debbie Cox, has won this year’s New Marketing Talent Award in association with the VMA. This award is aimed at those who have only been in a [...]

Diagnosis of Leishmaniosis: an overview This month we are discussing Leishmaniosis, another infectious disease very common in the Mediterranean area that might accidentally be caught by our pets [...]