my friend is new accredited breeder with the kennel club they have litter SBT pending to be registered due to the dam & sire eye current eye test result that The kennel club have ask for. both sire & dam are clear L-2HGA/HC so is it just PHPV that they need test for , as they just ask for currant eye test result. as we have contacted BVA (British Veterinary Association ) for memeber of them whom can carry out  this tests in are area cambridgeshire however for last 3 weeks this memeber hasn't return are calls, she have spoken to the the kennel club about this and be told that they are  already aware of this problem and that they were taking it up with BVA!! so we have  booked litter into AHT (Animal health trust) for litter screening . any advise please

hi i had my staff eye tested in march and the test was for PHPV/PPSC. Sorry can't tell you of specialist in your area as i'm in surrey area as i asked about litter screening price was 5 pups or less would be £9 per pup and 6 pups or more would be extra HTH
Sorry can't help more but someone with more experience of this will reply and point you in the right direction

Nessa 

There are a list of clinics here http://www.staffords.co.uk/eyeclinics.htm showing where to have the tests for PPSC done.

PPSC should be tested for annually as it has a variable age of onset.

For more information, have a read of this

http://www.staffords.co.uk/sbtbc/health_issues.htm

Are the KC refusing to register the litter until the full eye certs are provided?  I thought the KC didn't implement mandatory health testing for registration, that's what we've complained about with the KC for years, that they would register any pedigree dogs, health tested or not.

Apologies if I have misunderstood.

BTW Animal Health Trust are excellent.

they won't register the pups of 'Accredited Breeders' if the health tests are required (rather than advised) under the scheme.

I recently used a dog overseas, had brought in every bit of paper, including importantly eh dogs Optigen prcd-PRA test result (so pups could be registered hereditary clear).

Due to previously having been told that overseas hip and eye test results were not recorded as not UK scheme, I didn't send in copies of OFA Hip results.

Guess what, I had an email from the Accredited breeder section asking for confirmation of the stud dogs hip scoring in order to register the litter.

It was easy enough to find it on the OFA database (from which I had printed off the details for new owners), and point the person at the KC to the information.  Would have been useful if that info had been included under the rules for using an overseas stud dog, but hey, we got there in the end..

Thanks for the clarification Brainless.

Got quite excited there for a moment LOL.