Eye surgery gives stray cat a new outlook on life
Two years ago, a stray grey tabby cat showed up in a neighbourhood in south Regina, Sask. Since then, “George” has stolen the hearts of many people there — including Christine Holzer.
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Ranching, science and ski hills along student’s veterinary trail
Quin Bateman grew up on a cattle ranch in southwest Alberta’s Porcupine Hills, and from an early age, he was riding horses and helping his dad with the ranch chores — most of them involving animals.
Experts Sound the Alarm About Avian Influenza After It Was Detected in Marathon and Waukesha Counties
“We don’t have any evidence that this virus will cause disease in humans, but flu viruses do change,” said Keith Poulsen, director of the Wisconsin Veterinary Diagnostic Lab. “This strain of the virus is a little bit different than the virus we saw in 2015.” The post Experts Sound the Alarm About Avian Influenza After […]
WisCARES Vets for Homeless Pets in High Demand as Colder Weather Approaches
With the cold weather of winter, people experiencing homelessness in the area struggle to find warm shelter, and some have cats or dogs with them. One non-profit in Madison has offered care and shelter to those animals, but the group is having trouble keeping up. Wisconsin Companion Animal Resources, Education, and Social Services, or WisCares, […]
Dr. Cynthia Leifer in the Atlantic: preparing for the ‘tripledemic’
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Collegian: CSU announces veterinary health complex, curriculum expansion
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Treating IBD and lymphoma without a biopsy
Dr. Megan McClosky shares her insight and knowledge on IBD and its link to lymphosarcoma.
Dr. Leni Kaplan in New York Times: Puppies on prozac
Friday, November 11, 2022 – 10:58am RESIZE 5-18-19 SchuylerWellnessClinic _pup waiting patiently for his turn to ahve a checkup DSCF2107.jpg This news item will redirect to: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/11/10/well/pet-anxiety-meds.html Is Scopes?:
Collegian: Cannabis for our furry friends: CBD treatment in pets
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Student International Summer Externship & Fellowships – 2022
Student International Summer Externship & Fellowships – 2022 Trina Wood November 10, 2022 Tom Hinds As global travel restrictions lifted, UC Davis veterinary students in Global Programs externships and fellowships were able to resume exploring professional opportunities this past summer. At the Global Programs Film Festival on Thursday, September 15, at Gladys Valley Hall on campus, they presented their videos and […]
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