Aim and Scope

The International Journal of Veterinary Research and Allied Sciences aims to promote innovation and excellence in veterinary and allied health sciences by publishing impactful, interdisciplinary research. The journal welcomes a wide spectrum of contributions that advance scientific understanding and practical applications in both animal and human health interfaces. Areas of interest include, but are not limited to:

• Veterinary medicine and clinical practice
• Animal health and disease management
• Surgical and diagnostic innovations
• Pathology, pharmacology, and toxicology
• Animal nutrition, welfare, and behavior
• Zoonotic diseases and emerging infectious threats
• Epidemiology and global public health
• Traditional medicine, phytotherapy, and medicinal leech therapy with veterinary or zoonotic relevance
• Phytochemical and antimicrobial screening of plant extracts applicable to animal or zoonotic pathogens
• Antimicrobial resistance (e.g., methicillin-resistant strains) and its implications for animal and human health
• Molecular biology, biotechnology, and translational medicine
• Sustainable livestock production and biodiversity conservation
• Agricultural studies relevant to animal feed quality, pest control, and soil health in the context of animal production
• Nanotechnology applications such as nanopesticides and plant-based bioactive compounds impacting animal ecosystems

The journal fosters interdisciplinary collaboration, integrating modern clinical sciences with traditional and emerging knowledge systems to address complex challenges at the nexus of animal, environmental, and human health.

Published biannually (June and December), the journal ensures timely dissemination of research and serves as a platform for continuous academic dialogue in the global veterinary and allied sciences community.