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The first week of class is in the books, and our campus hallways are a lot livelier with the addition of the College of Veterinary Medicine’s Class of 2028! During the excitement of starting a new school year, we’re celebrating new beginnings by reflecting on the place where it all began — orientation. To see […]
Six universities across Canada have partnered to develop a cutting edge One Health training, mentorship and education program.
Two surgical procedures that are normally reserved for small animals were conducted on goats at the MSU Veterinary Medical Center this year.
Whether you see your pet’s footprints on the hood of your car, in the sand on the beach, or in a light blanket of snow, the indentions left behind by our furry friends’ paw pads are adorable. While we most often associate paw pads with cute critter prints, they’re also vital to our pets’ survival […]
As a pet owner, it can be highly concerning when your furry friend gets sick. Unlike humans, animals cannot verbally communicate how they feel. So, if they have an upset stomach, you might not discover that something is wrong until there’s throw up on your floor.
How Quincy the show jumping horse severely injured his leg while being transported around Ocala, Florida, during a $100,000 Grand Prix event in spring 2023 remains a mystery. It’s clear, however, how he recovered enough to compete and remarkably place fourth in the same event in 2024. His owners, Doug and Jess Payne of Rougemont, […]
A University of Saskatchewan (USask) research team has confirmed that the presence of bacteria — primarily Brucella ovis — is the culprit behind poor semen quality found in male sheep (rams).
An antimicrobial resistance research project initiated through a collaboration between British Columbia’s veterinary diagnostic laboratory and the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) all began with a personal connection.
Dr. Lauren Powell conducted research on the dual benefits of animal foster care.
Dr. Andrew van Eps presented ways to evaluate a horse’s insulin levels at the 2024 Tex Cauthen Farrier/Veterinarian/Researcher Seminar.
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