Veterinary psychiatry is a rapidly developing discipline, whose growth relies heavily on clinical research.

No Ledge contributes to the supervision of residents from the European College of Animal Welfare and Behavioural Medicine as part of alternative residency programs leading to specialist certification. These programs involve conducting clinical studies and publishing scientific work in peer‑reviewed international journals.

No Ledge also supports final‑year veterinary students each year in the context of their thesis work, offering them supervised research projects connected to clinical practice.

To ensure high‑quality supervision, No Ledge has structured a research activity closely linked to its consulting branch, enabling residents and veterinary students to engage in concrete projects aligned with current issues in animal behaviour and welfare.

No Ledge thus supports residents and veterinary students at every stage of their scientific work, from protocol design to writing and submitting publications.