Veterinary Reproduction Consultancy is proud to share that Dr Jasmin Hyatt recently presented at the International Symposium of Canine and Feline Reproduction (ISCFR) in Bangkok, Thailand.

Held only once every four years, ISCFR is one of the world’s leading conferences dedicated to canine and feline reproduction. The symposium brings together veterinary reproduction specialists, researchers and academics from across the globe to discuss the latest scientific discoveries, emerging technologies and advances in reproductive medicine.

Dr Jasmin presented collaborative Australian research investigating insemination techniques using frozen semen, contributing to the ongoing development of evidence-based breeding practices. Research presented at events such as ISCFR plays an important role in improving reproductive outcomes and ensuring veterinary specialists remain at the forefront of advancements in the field.

As a Registered Specialist in Animal Reproduction, Dr Jasmin is committed to continually expanding her knowledge and bringing the latest research back to benefit breeders, pet owners and referring veterinarians throughout Australia.

We’re excited to share more about this research in the near future, including a summary of the findings and what they could mean for canine breeding programs using frozen semen.

Stay tuned for our upcoming research update.