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A personalized fight against arthritis

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From a Rouby to a Pearl, Newborn Colt Defies the Odds

Equine dystocia, or difficulty birthing a foal, is not uncommon, but always urgent. After Rouby, an 18-year-old Oldenburg mare, was in labor for more than three hours, and two weeks late on delivery, her owner Valerie knew quick action was needed to save her beloved mare and her unborn foal.

Annual poster event highlights diversity of research

Summer research students at the Western College of Veterinary Medicine (WCVM) produced an incredible amount of high-quality science in a very short time frame, says Dr. Lynn Weber, the college’s associate dean of research.

Endangered Amargosa Voles Begin to Repopulate Desert Habitat

Endangered Amargosa Voles Begin to Repopulate Desert Habitat Subtitle Voles Reintroduced to Restored Marsh Have Pups Trina Wood September 07, 2022 Kirsten Macintyre, CDFW An adult Amargosa vole. (UC Davis School of Veterinary Medicine) Seven years of carefully planned habitat restoration on private land in the Mojave Desert have yielded hope for the persistence of […]

A first: Avian influenza detected in American dolphin

The detection of highly pathogenic avian influenza virus in a bottlenose dolphin recovered by the University of Florida marine animal rescue team marks the first time the virus has been identified in a cetacean in America. (Photo courtesy of the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission) By Sarah Carey A bottlenose dolphin found dead in […]

Purring Is a Love Language No Human Can Speak

Or maybe bad-times purrs are self-soothing, says Jill Caviness, a veterinarian and cat expert at the University of Wisconsin at Madison, and parent to a feline named Electron. They could even be a cat’s attempt to dupe its pain-racked body into a less stressed state. The post Purring Is a Love Language No Human Can […]

Students Attend National Veterinary Scholars Symposium

This summer, 26 student researchers attended the 2022 National Veterinary Scholars Symposium. “The most valuable part was seeing science being pushed to new lengths by my own peers and being able to make connections with other minority veterinary students.”