Resources on rat tickling and how it can be used to promote positive human-animal interactions.
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Approaches for sampling blood in the hamster, covering non-surgical, surgical and terminal techniques.
Non-surgical approaches for sampling blood in the dog.
Approaches for sampling blood in the rabbit, covering non-surgical and terminal techniques.
An online course created allowing you to become certified in the correct rat tickling technique.
Approaches for sampling blood in the guinea pig, covering non-surgical, surgical and terminal techniques.
Approaches for sampling blood in the pig, covering non-surgical and surgical techniques.
Approaches for sampling blood in the marmoset, covering non-surgical and terminal techniques.
Information to help refine the housing and husbandry of the laboratory ferret.
Principles to help minimise stress and discomfort in laboratory animals when taking blood samples.
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An online resource to help you perform systematic reviews and meta-analyses.
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A webinar introducing our two 3Rs self-assessment tools; one for research groups and the other for research institutions.
Paper clarifies that the forced swim test is not a regulatory requirement for the development of new antidepressants (NC3Rs & MHRA project).
Information to help refine the housing and husbandry of the laboratory gerbil.
Resources to support the use of animal-free enzyme technologies and cells.
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Free-to-use interactive tools for research groups and institutions to benchmark their activities and identify new 3Rs opportunities.
Resources and information about animal-free cell culture media reagents for 3Rs benefits and improved reproducibility.
Resources and case studies about the technologies available to replace animal-derived antibodies.
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10 years of CRACK IT webinar: A human stem cell-based in vitro system to assess cardiotoxicity in new drugs.
A video resource for introductory training on the 3Rs aimed at in vivo researchers and animal technicians.
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10 years of CRACK IT webinar: The NephroScreen human kidney-on-a-chip platform, which could replace in vivo nephrotoxicity studies in drug development
Considerations and resources to support in vivo researchers as they return to working with laboratory animals following a lockdown.
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In this webinar Professor Paul Flecknell explains the benefits of e-learning for laboratory animal professionals.
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10 years of CRACK IT webinar: The Home Cage Analyser, which provides continuous monitoring of group-housed rodents.
