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New 3D-Printed Model Trains Caregivers How to Tube Feed Kittens Subtitle Engineering Design and Veterinary Medicine Meet to Create Better Teaching Method for Necessary Technique Rob Warren September 30, 2024 Matt Marcure Silicone models of neonatal kittens sit side-by-side. Designed by an engineering services lab at UC Davis, the models make it easier and safer […]

Researchers from North Carolina State University have developed a tool that can aid owners and veterinarians in assessing an elderly dog’s frailty. The tool – when coupled with simple assessments of body and muscle condition by the veterinarian – can predict likelihood of short-term (within six months) mortality and provide important data to owners faced […]

Dear NC State community, I hope each of you, your families and your loved ones are safe and secure as our state and region assess the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. Our hearts are broken for those in our community who are from areas in North Carolina and beyond that were in the path of this […]

Before starting my fourth and final year of clinical rotations at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, I wanted to experience a different, more local side of conservation by working at a wildlife rehabilitation hospital in a domestic setting. From testimonies of previous Cornell veterinary externs, I learned about the Clinic for Rehabilitation of […]

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Dr. Tim R. ‘74, ‘77 and Judy D. ‘78 TurnerPhotos by Jason Nitsch ‘14, College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Story by Rachel Knight, VMBS Marketing & Communications Judy D. ‘78 and Tim R. ‘74, ‘77 Turner employ hard work and the Aggie core values daily as they carry on their family’s ranching tradition […]

Pam ‘75 and Larry ‘73 LittlePhotos courtesy of Texas A&M Foundation Story by Rachel Knight, VMBS Marketing & Communications Pam ‘75 and Larry ‘73 Little caught the Aggie spirit at an early age. Larry, a first-generation college student, grew up in north Bryan, where his father owned a grocery store called Little’s Drive-In Grocery. Pam, […]

Every year during Homecoming and Family Weekend, the Colorado State University Alumni Association celebrates our distinguished alumni. The Distinguished Alumni Awards program recognizes CSU alumni who have distinguished themselves professionally, brought honor to the University, and have made significant contributions of time and/or philanthropy to the University and their community. These alumni represent the very […]

With the newfound independence and freedom a college student discovers, a desire to have a pet tag along for the adventure often follows. For these first-time pet owners, a furry friend can help them feel a stronger connection to their new home-away-from-home in the new chapter of their lives. Dr. Erin Ray, a clinical assistant […]

Genetic Rescue for Rare Red Foxes? Subtitle Genomic Research Uncovers Options to Restore Lassen Red Fox Population Rob Warren September 26, 2024 Kat Kerlin Two Lassen red fox pups play together. (California Department of Fish and Wildlife) A rescue effort can take many forms – a life raft, a firehose, an airlift. For animals whose […]