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Prey species like rabbits tend to get stressed out in unfamiliar situations – like at the vet. (JMV Digital) While visiting the vet can be stressful for any animal, something as seemingly simple as a routine checkup tends to trigger more anxiety in rabbits than many other species. As a prey species, rabbits are also […]
Dr. John Otto was named the 2022 Oklahoma Veterinarian of the Year by the Oklahoma Veterinary Medical Association
Friday, April 15, 2022 – 9:34am presentation mask resize (2).jpg The Clinical Investigator’s Day gives Cornell University Hospital for Animals (CUHA) trainees the chance to showcase their research while also honing their written and oral presentation skills. Photo: Provided The Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) held its annual Clinical Investigator’s Day April 1, […]
An innovative community service-learning course, “Community Engaged Learning with Pennsylvania Farmworkers,” offered by Penn State’s College of Agricultural Sciences, brings students of all disciplines together to teach and engage with immigrant farmworkers living in Centre County.
Aquatic Veterinary Specialists Perform Surgery on Pet Goldfish Rob Warren April 14, 2022 Trumpy (left center with yellow head), a 4-year-old male oranda goldfish, and his tankmates. Trumpy with his overgrown wen before his surgery at the UC Davis veterinary hospital. Finding specialized aquatic veterinary care can be difficult, and many fish owners resort to […]
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When dealing with pain, illness, or stress, some pets choose to stop eating no matter how many enticing meals they are offered. In certain cases, because a lack of nutrition can lead to serious health complications, veterinarians can suggest using a feeding tube until the pet begins to eat on its own again. Feeding tubes […]
Toriq Mustapha, Dr. Natalie Johnson, and Mariana Saitas will use mRAPiD to inform communities about airborne chemical pollutants. Texas A&M University’s new mRAPiD air quality testing van, a collaboration between the Superfund Research Center and School of Public Health, will give researchers and communities the ability to detect hazardous chemical air pollutants in real time, […]
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