Long spoken presentations.
(20 minutes, plus 5 minutes discussion)
– e.g. data-based, original finished scientific research or reviews ready for publication;
Short spoken presentations.
(10 minutes, plus 3 minutes discussion)
– e.g., significant and discussed case reports, treatment regimes, data-based content or other material about ongoing research.
Poster presentations
– e.g., case reports, treatment regimes, data-based content or other material. Authors have the opportunity to give a 2-min presentation on their poster (poster teaser, not mandatory).
Based on the type of content/focus, abstracts can be divided into:
These should include the following components:
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Abstracts submitted not according to these guidelines will not be accepted.
All abstracts should be submitted and presented in clear, good English with accurate grammar and spelling of a quality suitable for publication. Either British or American English are accepted, but not a mix of them. No editing for language will be carried out by the Scientific Committee.
General rules for the submission of abstracts are in place: e.g. when using uncommon abbreviations, spell out in full when first mentioned, followed by the abbreviation in parentheses; do not abbreviate in the title of the abstract; do not include tables or diagrams in the abstract.
Please note that references are mandatory for reviews and highly recommended also in other types of abstracts, when statements are reported and a link to literature increases its strength (to avoid personal opinions).
Abstracts must be submitted using the dedicated platform, in which authors are requested to insert all the information below by completing the appropriate fields.
For questions regarding the submission of abstracts please contact: abstract2023@evcbmaw.org
The Fear Free Research Award is intended to stimulate, recognize and spotlight exceptional research aimed at building and advancing the science and knowledge toward creating a veterinary experience that is free from fear, anxiety and stress, for pets, owners and their health care providers. All abstracts submitted either for spoken presentations or posters will qualify for consideration for the Fear Free award, if they directly relate to the subject of prevention, reduction or assessment of fear, anxiety, and stress in dogs, cats, birds and / or horses associated with veterinary health care. The highest graded project will receive the award of $1000 US.