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Cutting-edge veterinary equipment elevates Cornell’s patient care

It sounds like futuristic equipment only seen in science fiction — medical machines capable of targeted radiation that avoids healthy tissues, scanners that count the energy in photons to create three-dimensional images. Such machines are now a reality at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals, which has adopted the Varian Edge linear accelerator and Siemens […]

Veterinary Student Wins at 25th Annual Big Bang! Business Competition

Since 2000, the UC Davis Big Bang! Business Competition has been supporting entrepreneurs as they develop their business ventures. It is open to teams with a founder or team lead affiliated with a college or university in California. The prizes are funded by corporate, university, nonprofit and various other sponsors.

Congratulations, Class of 2025!

Congratulations to the Class of 2025 who received their degrees from the UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine in its 75th Commencement Ceremony held at the Mondavi Center on May 23rd. Among those graduating were 142 DVM students, 34 residents and 8 students in the Master of Preventive Veterinary Medicine program.

Pet Owner Alert: Toxic Mushrooms Claim Dogs’ Lives. What You Should Know. 

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine veterinarians want pet owners to be aware of the dangers of toxic mushrooms after having two confirmed cases this week of dogs dying from poisonings. Dr. Cordelia Leeder, an intern in small animal medicine at the NC State Veterinary Hospital, says any curious or unsupervised dogs are at risk […]

Clearer Views, Better Care: Why Imaging Quality Matters For Your Pet’s Health

When a pet doesn’t seem like itself — maybe it’s limping, behaving oddly, or seems to just not feel right — getting answers quickly and accurately can make all the difference. However, some issues are hidden deep inside the body, beyond the reach of a physical exam or basic X-ray. That’s where advanced imaging tools […]

How to catch a dhole (or not?) – part one

Our objective was to capture a dhole—one of Asia’s least known and rarest carnivores — as part of a new study to help us understand the needs and threats faced by dholes in this corner of northeast Thailand. 

New inflammation test may keep cows healthy, farms productive

Sabine Mann, an associate professor in the department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences in the College of Veterinary Medicine, joined forces with two colleagues to create that could assess inflammation in dairy cow herds.

Provinces renew commitment to veterinary training in Western Canada

Saskatchewan, British Columbia and Manitoba have renewed their financial commitment to the University of Saskatchewan’s Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM), continuing a longstanding interprovincial agreement that has been in place for six decades.