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Scope and subjects

At Eurasia Specialized Veterinary Publication, our editorial scope reflects the complexity and interdisciplinary nature of modern veterinary science. We are committed to publishing high-quality scholarly work that advances both foundational knowledge and applied practice.

We accept a wide variety of manuscript types including original research articles, reviews, case studies, clinical trials, cross-sectional studies, short communications, and letters to the editor. Each submission is assessed for scientific merit, originality, and relevance to the broader veterinary and scientific community.

Our areas of interest include, but are not limited to: clinical and diagnostic sciences, public and animal health, veterinary pharmacology, pathology, infectious diseases, veterinary education, and biomedical innovation. Additionally, we actively welcome research in entomology, especially where it intersects with animal health, disease vectors, parasitology, ecological health, and integrated pest control.

Our goal is to create a comprehensive, peer-reviewed platform that supports scientific dialogue, encourages innovation, and promotes cross-disciplinary collaboration. We strive to serve as a bridge between research and real-world application for the benefit of animals, people, and ecosystems globally.

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Since 2020, Eurasia Specialized Veterinary Publication has been dedicated to publishing rigorous scientific research in veterinary medicine, entomology, animal health, and related disciplines. Our journals offer a peer-reviewed home for original research, review articles, and short communications, spanning veterinary and clinical sciences, animal health and disease management, pathology, pharmacology, diagnostics, zoonotic diseases, epidemiology, and public health. Our entomology titles bring together work on insect biology, ecology and behavior, taxonomy and systematics, physiology, biodiversity and conservation, pest management, and medical and veterinary entomology. We also welcome interdisciplinary research that explores the connections between animal, human, insect, and environmental health — work that reflects the reality that these fields rarely stand apart from one another. In all that we publish, our aim remains the same: to support the exchange of meaningful, practical scientific knowledge within the international research community.