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Veterinarians at institutes

Veterinarians at institutions work in research facilities, universities, laboratories, and public institutions at the interface of animal health, science, and regulation. This sector encompasses the veterinary care of laboratory animals and herds, diagnostics, health monitoring, biosecurity, and the professional support of research and testing processes. Key developments include the high priority given to animal welfare and the 3Rs principles, increasing demands on documentation and compliance, and the close integration of veterinary medicine, infection control, and One Health approaches. As a result, this sector remains crucial for reliable research, safe processes, and quality-assured institutional animal husbandry.

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EOB 60K20L
EOB 60K20L

Before veterinary treatment, the animal is weighed so that medications such as painkillers, antibiotics, or anesthetics can be dosed according to weight. This prevents under- and overdosing and improves treatment safety and animal welfare.

OBN 135T241
OBN 135T241

As part of the breeding suitability test, the semen of male animals is examined under a microscope for sperm motility. This analysis supports the assessment of fertility and helps to evaluate suitability for breeding or semen preservation.

OBL 137
OBL 137

A microscope is used to examine prepared dog feces for analysis of the gut microbiome. Microscopic examination supports the detection of important key bacteria and helps to identify any potential imbalances in the gut flora at an early stage.

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