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On the evening of July 26, on the shore of Torch Lake, Chad Munger and Tracy Hickman generously welcomed guests into their home for the launch of the Uncommon Will, Far Better World campaign. Read more and see photos from the event!
Regardless of how diligent a dog owner you are, accidents happen. Whether it’s a minor scrape or a large laceration, understanding the basics of dog wound care and knowing when to seek help from your veterinarian will help minimize stress, reduce the risk of infection, and promote faster healing.
If the summer heat is slowing your pet, consider using one of the best dog cooling mats or pads to help them regulate their temperature. Cooling mats are either filled with water or a unique gel that absorbs the heat of your furry friend and then dissipates it to keep your dog cool.
The VMSRTP cohort of 2025 Twenty veterinary students celebrated a successful summer of research on Aug. 1 during the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences’ (VMBS) annual Veterinary Medical Scientist Research Training Program (VMSRTP) Research Symposium. During the symposium, VMSRTP participants— who spent 13 weeks conducting full-time research under the advice and […]
Getting Luanne ready for the stage is a multi-step process. First, she takes a bath. Next, she’s dried with a towel, followed by a blow dryer. Finally, time to moisturize. Beard oil is applied to her legs, comb and wattle.
The UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine welcomed 155 students of the Class of 2029 in the annual White Coat ceremony on Friday, August 15.
Residents in northern Colorado have reported seeing wild rabbits with wart-like growths. The likely culprit is cottontail rabbit papillomavirus. This virus, which is sometimes also referred to as Shope papillomavirus, named after the scientist who discovered it, is common in wild rabbits, especially when high numbers of rabbits and insects are present in the summer […]
Tens of thousands of animals receive health and medical care at the Cornell University Hospital for Animals every year. From lizards and birds, to dogs and cats, to cows and horses, Cornell veterinarians see patients from across the country. Below are just a few of their stories in the latest Clinical Digest.
Thriving Together: CVM Recognized for Excellence in Mental Health, Well-Being Initiatives The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine received national recognition for its excellence and dedication to health and well-being with one of Insight Into Academia magazine’s 2025 Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being Awards. The Excellence in Mental Health and Well-Being Award celebrates […]
With a fresh breeze and so many delightful smells, the backyard might just be your dog’s favorite place—outside of your lap, of course. To make sure your yard is beautiful and dog-friendly, you’ll need to choose safe outdoor plants.
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