NEWS from AROUND THE COLLEGE
UF vets use novel treatment to save Louie, the trailblazing seahorse
UF veterinarians used hyperbaric therapy to successfully treat a seahorse for gas bubble disease.
Veterinary forensic pathologist seeks justice in animal abuse cases
Dr. Adam Stern’s new programs aim to identify cases of animal abuse.
Gauntt Foundation gifts UF veterinary college with $3 million for equipment to treat cancer patients
The new LINAC will enhance radiation oncology treatment for small animal cancer patients.
Goldendoodle survives rare tumor after treatment by UF veterinarians
The 12-year-old dog was given only weeks to live without intervention, but has recovered well from surgery at UF.
ANIMAL AIRWAVES
Pesky Skin Parasites (original air: Dec. 13, 2014)
Does your pet have a constant itch? Understanding and managing allergies in pets can be a huge challenge, both for pet owners and their veterinarians. In a follow-up to an…
Bee best
Bees may be the most important agricultural animals we have. After all, these busy pollinators are integral to the economic interests of crop growers. Honeybees are also food producers. But…
Solving the puzzle of New Guinea singing dogs
Too often we hear about animals that have become extinct. So, how refreshing to learn about a species that went the other way. As the name suggests, New Guinea singing…
Contact tracing is old hat for livestock
By now, we all know how contact tracing helps control infections. But did you know that it’s been used for years to track the spread of disease in livestock? The…
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