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Wednesday, May 3, 2023 – 11:38am DSC08025.jpg Over three-and-a-half days, participants engaged in intensive, hands-on training with leading specialists in their field. Photo: Carol Jennings/CVM Cornell University’s College of Veterinary Medicine hosted the fifth annual Cardiopulmonary Bootcamp from April 20-24, 2023, welcoming 55 residents in emergency and critical care (ECC) medicine from veterinary schools and […]

Fourth-year veterinary student Tabitha Baibos and Tomas Reyes ’20, ‘22 (MS) Artificial intelligence (AI) is a phrase on the tip of many tech experts’ tongues, and with the help of Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) fourth-year veterinary student Tabitha Baibos and her fiancé Tomas Reyes ’20 ‘22, AI is taking […]

By Gabe Steinman My veterinary story started long before I was born in a small rural town of Hardin County, Ohio, where a little boy was caught innocently dipping a kitten into the farm’s water trough. A strong hand promptly grabbed this boy by the collar and dunked him underwater, apparently to teach him a […]

Message from Dean Stetter-May 2, 2023 Subtitle Safety and Vigilance at the School (not verified) May 02, 2023 Dear SVM Community, The violent attacks in Davis over the past five days are distressing and feel very personal. They involved a UC Davis undergraduate student as well as vulnerable members of our community. One of the […]

Students from the Oklahoma State University College of Veterinary Medicine recently partnered with Stillwater Animal Welfare to hold a low-cost vaccine clinic. Community members could bring their cats and dogs to receive a physical exam and routine vaccinations for only $15.

When a young dog was found to have an unusual form of hernia, Spartan veterinary professionals got to work sorting him out.

VMTH Security – Keeping Our Community Safe (not verified) May 02, 2023 We are aware of the growing safety concerns due to the increase in violent crimes reported in Davis over the last week. The safety and security of the VMTH community is our primary concern. We are taking steps to increase the security presence […]

Animal lovers Ed and Roxy Nyberg established an endowed scholarship to help more people become veterinarians. Now, by supporting third-year DVM student Kendra David, they are doing just that.

Dr. Kyla Ortved comments on musculoskeletal injuries in young racehorses.