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They’re quiet hunters, they’re the inspiration for one of the world’s most popular superheroes and they’re all over Halloween decorations – but how much do we really know about bats?

Rescued Donkey Overcomes Muscular Disorder Brought on by Vitamin Deficiency Rob Warren October 30, 2024 Champ overcame white muscle disease following a 10-day hospitalization at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. “Case of the Month” – October 2024 Ron King (photo courtesy of Johnny Lavallee) Many people’s careers and lives were drastically changed due to the […]

Rescued Donkey Overcomes Muscular Disorder Brought on by Trace Mineral Deficiency Rob Warren October 30, 2024 Champ overcame white muscle disease following a 10-day hospitalization at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. “Case of the Month” – October 2024 Ron King (photo courtesy of Johnny Lavallee) Many people’s careers and lives were drastically changed due to […]

These tests bring the researchers one step closer to an anthrax vaccine for wild deer that aims to stop the disease’s spread throughout the state and, potentially, beyond. Dr. Walt Cook and white-tailed deer at the Winnie Carter Wildlife Center. Photos by Jason Nitsch ’14, College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences Researchers at the […]

VMBS Chief Development Officer Larry Walker, former Stevenson Center director Dr. Sonny Presnal, Dr. Sam Miller, DVM student resident Alex Butler, and Dean John R. August cut the ribbon opening the new expansion. The Texas A&M Stevenson Companion Animal Life-Care Center and approximately 55 supporters and friends celebrated the grand opening of its newest facility […]

Dr. Kathryn Wotman, newly appointed medical director for Large Animal Services, assesses a patient’s eye with her signature dedication and expertise. (Justin VanAlstyne/CVMBS photo) Change is on the horizon for Colorado State University’s Veterinary Health System (VHS), and it’s an exciting time for the community as they welcome new leaders to the large and small animal hospitals. […]

Researchers have discovered a new way human cells defend against bacterial infection: a protein complex that slows down the growth of tuberculosis (Mtb) bacteria in infected macrophages, a type of immune cells, and enables the cells to survive infection.

In her new blog, Dean Dodd takes us along as she gets to know every corner of the College.

The MSU College of Veterinary Medicine is holding its annual career fair, open to DVM, Veterinary Nursing, and pre-veterinary students.

As part of the CVM’s Expanding Horizons International Education Program, I traveled to Mato Grosso do Sul, Brazil and teamed up with the two leading institutions focused on the health, ecology, and conservation of Xenarthran species, the superorder including giant anteaters and armadillos.