Hayley Haining

Dr. Hayley Haining serves as a Senior Veterinary Clinician in Clinical Pathology within the Department of Veterinary Pathological Sciences at the University of Glasgow's School of Veterinary Medicine. Her primary clinical focus encompasses veterinary pathology, public health, and disease investigation with extensive diagnostic laboratory responsibilities. Based in Room R304 Level 3 of the Jarrett Building, she maintains active research and clinical service roles.

Her research interests demonstrate deep expertise in veterinary clinical pathology with specialization in feline infectious diseases, acute phase protein diagnostics across multiple species, and innovative diagnostic methodologies. Recent work integrates machine learning applications for feline infectious peritonitis diagnosis while maintaining strong foundations in traditional diagnostic pathology including cytology, hematology, and biomarker validation. Her laboratory work significantly contributes to feline medicine, canine oncology diagnostics, and dairy herd health monitoring systems.

Analysis of her publication record reveals consistent focus on diagnostic validation studies, particularly for inflammatory biomarkers in diverse species including cats, dogs, cattle, and salmon. Her work frequently addresses pre-analytical variables affecting diagnostic accuracy while developing species-specific diagnostic protocols. Key thematic areas include feline infectious disease diagnostics, canine lymphoma characterization, bovine mastitis biomarkers, and aquatic animal health parameters.

Dr. Haining actively collaborates with veterinary diagnostic laboratories and clinical teams across the University of Glasgow, frequently co-authoring case reports and validation studies with colleagues in oncology, internal medicine, and diagnostic imaging. Her work demonstrates strong translational applications in both companion animal and production animal medicine settings.