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Estimating Sampling and Laboratory Capacity for a Simulated African Swine Fever Outbreak in the United States. Galvis JA, Satici MY, Sykes AL, O’Hara KC, Rochette L, Roberts D, Machado G. African swine fever virus is highly contagious and often fatal, making the risk of the disease spreading into currently uninfected countries, like the United States, […]

From start to finish, the Big Red’s beloved frozen treats are created (and often consumed) right here on the Hill.

A recent study has identified key proteins in equine joint fluid that could improve the early diagnosis and treatment of osteoarthritis (OA) in equines. 

“Case of the Month” – May 2025

MSU Feline Club held a cat-themed movie event to allow members time to unwind as well as practice their physical exam skills on friendly feline patients at the Constellation Cat Cafe.

It sounds like futuristic equipment only seen in science fiction — medical machines capable of targeted radiation that avoids healthy tissues, scanners that count the energy in photons to create three-dimensional images. Such machines are now a reality at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, which has adopted the Varian Edge linear accelerator and Siemens […]

Since 2000, the UC Davis Big Bang! Business Competition has been supporting entrepreneurs as they develop their business ventures. It is open to teams with a founder or team lead affiliated with a college or university in California. The prizes are funded by corporate, university, nonprofit and various other sponsors.

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 who received their degrees from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in its 75th Commencement Ceremony held at the Mondavi Center on May 23rd. Among those graduating were 142 DVM students, 34 residents and 8 students in the Master of Preventive Veterinary Medicine program.

When Dr. June Donaldson (MBA, EdD) saw Bubbles the mare model for the first time, she did what anyone might do when reuniting with a beloved childhood horse: she kissed it on the nose.