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Cornell Veterinary Educators Academy hosts spring 2024 conference at Cornell University

On June 21-23, the Cornell Veterinary Educators Academy (CVEA) held its fifth conference in Ithaca, New York. Titled “Educating Generalists for Adaptive Expertise”, the event welcomed 40 attendees to the halls of the college, with guests hailing from local regions in New York and as far as Saint Kitts and California. Beginning with a welcome […]

Naturalization ceremony at Cornell welcomes 38 new citizens

Hailing from Azerbaijan to Uruguay, on July 10 new United States citizens from 23 different countries attended the first Tompkins County Naturalization Ceremony since the start of the pandemic. Behind them, in the at-capacity hall, sat their families and friends, many clutching bouquets of flowers, fancy wrapped gifts, even a nice-looking apple pie.

Unwelcome Invaders: Handling The Threat Of Ticks

The mere mention of the word “ticks” may send shivers down the spines of all within earshot. These minuscule parasites have garnered an infamous reputation for latching onto the flesh of cherished pets and unsuspecting owners, alike, on their summer morning walks through grassy trails.  Despite their seemingly harmless size, ticks can carry various diseases […]

10 Things You Might Not Know About Horse Hooves

10 Things You Might Not Know About Horse Hooves (not verified) July 11, 2024 UC Davis Center for Equine Health Shane Westman in the UC Davis Farrier Shop standing alongside a horse We have all heard the saying “No hoof, no horse.” Hoof care is a vital part of ensuring horse health, but the best […]

Greenlighting Cancer Research: New Insulinoma Treatment Gives Beloved Dog Second Chance At Life

Coco You never know when the relationships you make in school will turn into lasting friendships…or when those friendships could end up saving a life. For Dr. Kelley Thieman Mankin and Dr. Heather Hendrickson, a small animal veterinarian in St. Louis, Missouri, their friendship began during veterinary school at the University of Missouri. “We were […]

UF veterinarian plays key role in new pet CPR guidelines

A University of Florida veterinarian played a crucial role in updating new, potentially lifesaving guidelines for performing CPR on dogs and cats as part of the Reassessment Campaign on Veterinary Resuscitation Initiative. The RECOVER initiative recently released the first major revisions to global veterinary CPR guidelines since 2012, setting new lifesaving standards based on groundbreaking […]

Dogs with Non-Seasonal Atopic Dermatitis

Principle Investigator Ina Herrmann Description This study is looking for dogs that have non-seasonal atopic dermatitis for a trial to investigate a novel injectable medication similar to Xolair®/Omalizumab with the potential to control the disease for weeks to months. The goal of this study is to reduce the need for daily medications and improving the […]