Futile veterinary care is widespread, study finds
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In the Spotlight CVM Class of 2022 Celebrates Hard-Earned Oath & Hooding Moment When members of the Class of 2022 showed up for the first day of classes, little did they know that a global pandemic would turn their path to a degree in veterinary medicine upside down. Having endured COVID testing, distance learning, social […]
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Dr. Nicholas Booth, 98, passed away on March 28, 2022. He began teaching at Colorado State (then called Colorado A&M) in 1947, and was dean of the College of Veterinary Medicine and Biomedical Sciences from 1966 to 1971. Dr. Nicholas Booth monitors a pig’s vital signs in the CSU Veterinary Teaching Hospital, circa 1949. (Photo […]
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The University of Florida Veterinary Hospital at the WEC. The World Equestrian Center, appropriately located in the Horse Capital of the World, now has a new home for cats, dogs and other animals. The new University of Florida Veterinary Hospital was officially unveiled in Ocala on Wednesday with a ribbon cutting, the culmination of a […]
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Just like people, dogs can get stomach aches for a variety of reasons, from eating something they shouldn’t have to catching a disease. Because these causes have a wide range of severity, many dog owners are unsure of how to respond to a dog showing gastrointestinal (GI) upset and if a trip to the veterinarian […]
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