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Front row: Linda and Dennis ClarkBack row: William “Billy” Lemmons Jr., Tyson Voelkel, Dr. M. Katherine Banks, and Dr. John R. August Inspired by their love of animals and passion for Aggieland, Linda and Dennis Clark ’68 ’71 have pledged a $20 million lead gift through the Texas A&M Foundation to support construction of a […]
After egg prices hit record highs in late 2022 and early 2023, having a flock of backyard chickens to provide a personal supply of eggs can be tempting. Dr. Isabelle Louge, a clinical assistant professor at the Texas A&M School of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences, offers tips for designing coops and researching hatcheries before […]
Thursday, March 2, 2023 – 9:53am Nittany and Gwins-2 PC Carol Jennings.jpg When owners Brandi and Michael Gwin of DuBois, Pennsylvania learned that Cornell could help Nittany’s heart, they brought her in for treatment. Photo: Carol Jennings/CVM Nittany was only seven months old when she suffered her first collapse. The blue fawn Great Dane puppy […]
As exhibitors prepare for show season, it is important to develop a plan for how to handle any livestock emergencies that may arise at the show. Having a plan in place prior to the show ensures quick action and timely care should an emergency arise.
Stuffed-animal surgery. Photo by Laura McKenzie, Texas A&M University Division of Marketing & Communications A group of Texas A&M Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (VMBS) students recently hosted the school’s first Veterinary Education Day, a high-energy, education-driven event during which approximately 200 elementary-aged children from underrepresented populations in Bryan-College Station (BCS) experienced hands-on learning opportunities […]
Wednesday, March 1, 2023 – 9:09am UP_2018_0491_010.jpg A decade ago, Dr. Sean McDonough began to establish formal training in veterinary forensic pathology. In 2022, he was recognized with the American College of Veterinary Pathologists with a President’s Award for his efforts. When Sean McDonough, associate professor in the Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences, […]
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 – 4:53pm On Saturday, Feb. 11, the College of Veterinary Medicine hosted the Fourth Annual HSVMA Spay Day. With the support of Maddie’s ® Shelter Medicine Program faculty and staff, as well as veterinarians from across the college, veterinary students spayed or neutered 50 cats owned by members of the greater […]
Dr. Cynthia Otto discusses the medical detection capabilities of dogs.
Four units at Texas A&M University recently came together to host a symposium highlighting research projects occurring across the state and beyond in the vast field of immunology. The inaugural Texas Symposium on Critical Topics in Immunology took place on Feb. 17-18 and was co-sponsored by the university’s Hagler Institute for Advanced Study, School of […]
In the Spotlight FROM PRAYING TO BRAYING. First pneumonia. Then C. diff., diarrhea and an autoimmune reaction. Elf the donkey survives a potentially deadly cascade of crises because of the problem-solving and compassionate care of our exceptional equine team. Elf’s owner knew NC State was the only chance Elf had to survive. “What we can do […]
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