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Adam and Kelly Poranski with OlliePhoto by Jason Nitsch ’14, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing and Communications An 8-year-old Australian Shepherd named Ollie survived a monthlong onslaught of unexpected health emergencies thanks to the veterinarians, staff, and students at the Texas A&M Small Animal Teaching Hospital (SATH). During her time at the SATH, Ollie […]
Tuesday, April 2, 2024 – 10:44am 20240318 Cheyanne Scholl 027 web.jpg “We are sending a message to the community that suicide prevention and mental health deserve to be talked about. We’re starting conversations by not sitting around and letting these statistics and issues persist. We want to make a difference,” says Cheyanne Scholl, a laboratory […]
As we all anticipate warmer weather and enjoying the outdoors with our pets, it is important to remember to protect your dogs from parasites. One of the parasites that dogs need protection from is Heartworms.
April 1-5, 2024 we recognize the many contributions our NC State graduate and professional students make to research, teaching, our state, and beyond. Graduate and Professional Student Appreciation Week was started in 1993 by the National Association of Graduate-Professional Students as a way to support and appreciate graduate and professional students. The week seeks to emphasize the contributions, […]
Coccidiosis is an intestinal disease that primarily affects younger cattle. Clinical disease most commonly occurs in calves around weaning due to an increase in stress and is rare in adult cattle. The disease may occur in confined cattle or cattle on pasture.
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Young Cat Back to Full Activity after Total Hip Replacement Rob Warren March 29, 2024 Atlas received a total hip replacement at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. “Case of the Month” – March 2024 X-ray showing the implant used for Atlas’ total hip replacement at UC Davis. Atlas, a 2-year-old male cheetoh cat (Bengal/ocicat cross), […]
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