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After the White Coat ceremony, which symbolizes students’ transition into clinical education, DVM and Veterinary Nursing students share what they are most looking forward to as they begin clerkships.

Dr. Craig Altier and Colin Parrish, Ph.D. ’84, both of the College of Veterinary Medicine, have been elected to the American Academy of Microbiology, the honorific leadership group within the American Society for Microbiology.

Bulldogs, with their trademark wrinkled faces and charming personalities, are among the top 10 most beloved dog breeds in the United States, according to the American Kennel Club. Yet, bulldogs also come with some special health challenges that potential and current owners should be aware of to provide their dogs with the best life possible. […]

A partnership unlike any other in the state is giving Texas A&M University veterinary students the unique opportunity to care for animals raised in Texas prison units. Fourth-year veterinary student Arvin Azizi and Dr. Eric Kneese, photos by Jason Nitsch ’14, VMBS Marketing & Communications Across the state, correctional facilities provide inmates the opportunity to learn […]

Tufts conducted diagnostic ultrasounds on the horse’s hip, meniscus and collateral ligaments. “In the nature of the specialty, you’re trying to cover the whole issue,” she says. “You’re there from diagnosis to treatment to rehabbing them and getting them back out. I really enjoy getting to be a part of that whole picture.” (John Joyner/NC […]

The purpose of the award is to recognize and honor a veterinary microbiologist who has distinguished themselves by a career that has made important contributions to the field of veterinary microbiology in the areas of research, teaching, and/or service.  

Secretary Rollins rolls out a robust strategy to deliver affordable eggs

While no one can read a dog’s mind, veterinarians are the closest thing we have to dog interpreters ― and they say there are certain behaviors and patterns that can indicate if your dog is living a happy, content life.

The School of Veterinary Medicine and College of Engineering Bird Flight Research Center is cited by UC Davis as one of the many ways that federal research funding is creating breakthroughs and impact.