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Recently, Dr. Karl Jandrey, associate dean and professor specializing in clinical small animal emergency and critical care at the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine, was interviewed on the “Speaking of Pets” podcast. Hosted by board-certified veterinary dermatologist Dr. Alice Jeromin and her sister Janet, an animal advocate, the podcast empowers pet owners with reliable, […]

“Given the number of cats in the U.S. and the close contact with people, there is definitely a need to understand the potential risk,” said Dr. Diego Diel

Dr. Robert Valeris-Chacin A Texas A&M Veterinary Education, Research, & Outreach (VERO) program-led research team is studying whether artificial intelligence (AI) could play a supportive role in the evaluation of respiratory disease in pigs. In their recently published study, the team, led by Dr. Robert Valeris-Chacin, an assistant professor at VERO in the Texas A&M […]

Where in North Carolina can you find a teddy bear repair clinic, try your hand at a mock clinical trial and learn about animal health from some of the most accomplished veterinarians in the world? Right here in Raleigh, at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine! Once a year, the College of Veterinary Medicine […]

Knowing where, when and for how long mallard ducks – natural carriers of avian influenza – stop and rest as they migrate can help predict the probability that they will spread bird flu to backyard poultry flocks.

“Case of the Month” – February 2025

Dr. Boaz Arzi, professor and chief of the Dentistry and Oral Surgery Service, has been treating patients and conducting research for 18 years. He works extensively with stem cell therapy, to help pets have longer and healthier lives. When it comes to cancer, Dr. Arzi is optimistic that stem cell therapy is going to be […]

Over the last four years, Oklahoma State University has raised $150,000 for Special Olympics Oklahoma through the Chily Cowboy polar plunge event.

Kristina Ceres ‘15, Ph.D. ‘22, D.V.M. ‘24, the inaugural Cornell K. Lisa Yang Center for Wildlife Health Fellow, aims to unravel dhole disease and population dynamics using genetic material isolated from non-invasive samples.

Through her research, Jennifer Sun wants to help human experts and AI models collaborate to unearth new insights from ever-growing stockpiles of data in diverse fields.