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Back in the day,” veterinarians would walk the halls at the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine with fistfuls of pink telephone memo slips, each with a question phoned in by a pet owner looking for advice – my dog isn’t eating, it’s limping on its front leg, do I need to bring him in […]
A new free modeling tool is enabling researchers, farmers and food processors to assess how changes in the ways a dairy farm is managed would influence its environmental impact, energy use and economics.
Lumpy jaw, or actinomycosis, is a long-lasting bacterial infection in cattle caused by Actinomyces bovis. This bacterium normally lives in the mouths of healthy animals without causing harm.
A new non-invasive treatment — developed by a Texas A&M faculty member and offered only at Texas A&M — appears to be as effective as surgery in helping small dogs walk again after paralysis from a herniated disc. Dr. Nick Jeffery and Primrose the dachshund. Photo by Jason Nitsch ’14, VMBS Marketing & Communications Small […]
Many NC State veterinary students are spending this summer getting hands-on learning through internships in animal clinics or externships in equine practices, but more than 50 are working with faculty mentors on campus, knee-deep in research ranging from investigating the role of COVID in neurodegenerative diseases to using electrical pulses to try to induce a […]
As part of their ongoing efforts to keep search and rescue dogs healthy, safe, and mission-ready, the Texas A&M Veterinary Emergency Team (VET) has deployed to Kerr County in support of Texas A&M Task Forces and other regional partners. Following the devastating flooding in Central Texas that has now claimed the lives of more than […]
As part of a long-standing partnership with the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine, Petco Love has committed to a $100,000 investment over two years to help cover the cost of cancer treatments for dogs and cats.
Dr. Lynette Hart has studied everything from rodent songs to elephant tool use to giraffe courtship. Now, after more than four decades at UC Davis, the pioneering professor has officially retired—though it’s clear her influence will continue to ripple through the field of human-animal interactions.
Principle Investigator Dr. Annie Oh Description This is a dose-escalation clinical trial to determine the effectiveness of a novel chemotherapeutic drug, TRAP-Paclitaxel, for the treatment of equine squamous cell carcinoma (SCC). The study will consist of an initial visit with biopsy, and 1-3 injections of TRAP-Paclitaxel at a minimum of 6 weeks apart. Horses will […]
Weather-related disasters have increased in frequency and severity across the U.S. over the past five years, and when communities are impacted by things such as flooding, severe storms, hurricanes, wildfires, or earthquakes, the chaos can become overwhelming — especially when you have a furry companion looking to you for reassurance and support. Because having a […]
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