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ABOUT THE JOURNAL

International Journal for Research in Veterinary Science

IJRVS stands for International Journal for Research in Veterinary Science. IJRVS is an Open Access, Peer Reviewed Journal whose main focus lies in the research of Veterinary Science, Animal Health, Veterinary Medicine, Animal Sciences, etc.

The objective of IJRVS is to provide an outlet for those researchers, veterinarians, scientists, academics, animal health professionals, students and other interested individuals to publish their research on veterinary science and animal sciences.

The IJRVS encourages research for development and advancement in the area of animal health, disease prevention in animals, animal treatments, animal production, animal welfare and veterinary science.

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Journal Information

  • Journal Title International Journal for Research in Veterinary Science
  • Abbreviation IJRVS
  • Publisher Green Publication Services Pvt. Ltd.
  • Frequency Quarterly
  • Review Process Double-Blind Peer Review
  • Language of Publication English
  • Journal Type Open Access
  • Subject Area Veterinary Science, Animal Health & Related Fields
  • Manuscripts Original Research Articles, Review Articles & Scholarly Contributions

Contributing Towards Advancements in Veterinary Science Through Research

The studies done in veterinary science play a very important role in ensuring the well-being of animals, the management of diseases, food production, welfare of animals and the overall advancement of animal and public health.

IJRVS accepts research that aims at discovering new approaches and contributing to the field of veterinary sciences.

The journal welcomes studies that are:

  • Original and scientifically meaningful
  • Clearly presented
  • Based on appropriate research methods
  • Relevant to veterinary and animal sciences
  • Ethically conducted
  • Supported by reliable findings
  • Useful for academic and professional communities

IJRVS aims to encourage knowledge sharing and research collaboration while supporting scientific developments that contribute to better animal health, responsible animal care, veterinary practice, and related areas of public health.