Since then he has worked at the RVC within the Veterinary Epidemiology, Economics and Public Health (VEEPH) Group, Department of Pathobiology and Populations Sciences, focused primarily on companion animal epidemiology. He is involved in teaching epidemiology, statistics and EBVM to undergraduates and postgraduates. His research interests centre on companion animal epidemiology and research derived from electronic health records.

He is co-project leader of VetCompass, the RVC based companion animal surveillance programme that works with a large group of collaborating first opinion practices surveying disease trends in veterinary practice. He is chair of the VeNom Coding Group and a member of the APHA led Small Animal Expert Group (SAEG).