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UC Davis Veterinary Innovations Featured on Voice of America Rob Warren February 03, 2023 Breakthroughs in veterinary medicine treatments are the focus of a new 30-minute episode of an original series on the Voice of America (VOA) network. “Pet Innovations” is the latest episode of VOA TEK. The entire episode was filmed at the UC […]

Dr. Louise Moncla discusses avian influenza using “intermediary hosts” as a mechanism to adapt to new hosts.

Friday, February 3, 2023 – 10:23am IMG_4346.JPG The Cornell Veterinary Educators Academy (CVEA) held its first in-person and out-of-state conference, “Improving Learning and Teaching in the Clinical Environment,” in Sarasota, Florida, the second event in its inaugural year. Photo: Vanessa Maley On January 13-15, The Cornell Veterinary Educators Academy (CVEA) held its first in-person and […]

Dr. Kara Brown discusses properly applying cryotherapy.

Getting a diagnosis of pet cancer isn’t easy for pet owners, but an organization called Kali’s Wish Cancer Foundation is offering to help with something that no dog can resist: toys.

Principle Investigator Duncan Lascelles Description NC State University College of Veterinary Medicine is seeking dogs with or without mobility problems that are 7 years of age or older and weigh at least 10 kg to take part in a study aiming to evaluate the relationship between intestinal permeability and multiple joint osteoarthritis. Testing Requirements This study […]

Mountain Lion Mortality Maps Show Rough Road for Cougars Subtitle As LA Celebrates the Life of Beloved P-22, Maps Show Death Tolls for Lesser-Known Lions Trina Wood February 02, 2023 Kat Kerlin From UC Davis News As Los Angeles prepares to celebrate the life of beloved mountain lion P-22 this weekend,  mountain lion mortality maps […]

There’s nothing more satisfying than filling an empty stomach with food, but unknowingly serving or eating spoiled or contaminated food can cause health concerns. While humans may experience food poisoning as a result, horses can develop botulism, which is deadly. To keep horses healthy, Dr. Amanda Trimble, a clinical assistant professor of equine internal medicine […]

Oscar When Oscar, a 5-year-old Dachshund, developed partial paralysis from a herniated disc, he became the first dog to experience a new, non-surgical treatment option through a veterinary clinical trial at the Texas A&M Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH). Herniated discs are common in short-legged breeds like Dachshunds and can cause rapid onset of paralysis. […]