Miracle Foal: The Inspiring Tale of Queen Victoria's Fight for Life at Texas A&M
Discover the heartwarming survival story of Queen Victoria, a German warmblood filly, who overcame severe medical challenges with the help of Texas A&M's Veterinary Medicine team. Learn about the innovative treatments and dedicated care that saved her life, highlighting advances in equine medicine and the importance of timely veterinary intervention.
African Swine Fever's Threat in River Water: Unveiling the Risks and Survival Dynamics
Explore the latest findings on how African Swine Fever Virus (ASFV) survives in river water and the implications for disease control. This feature discusses the resilience of ASFV at various temperatures and the risks posed by the illegal dumping of infected carcasses, providing crucial insights for managing the spread of this dangerous virus in natural water sources.
How the San Francisco SPCA is Combatting California’s Veterinarian Shortage Crisis
Explore how the San Francisco SPCA is addressing the ongoing veterinarian shortage in California, exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn about their strategic efforts to implement policy changes and forge partnerships to improve veterinary services, ensuring quicker transitions for pets from shelters to homes.
Revolutionizing Rural Veterinary Care: How Cambria Veterinary Care is Transforming Large Animal Health with USDA Funding
Explore how Cambria Veterinary Care is revolutionizing large animal healthcare in rural Pennsylvania with support from a USDA grant. Discover the impact of new facilities and advanced veterinary equipment on local livestock care, and learn about the broader benefits for the community and agriculture sector.
Revolutionary Tool in Swine Disease Detection: Iowa State University's Groundbreaking Contribution to Combat PRRSV
Discover how Iowa State University is leading the fight against PRRSV with a new diagnostic tool funded by a USDA grant. Learn about the SDRS BLAST Tool’s capabilities in rapid disease detection and its potential impact on U.S. pork production and biosecurity.
CityVet, a Network of Veterinary-Owned Practices, will Officially Open its Doors in Southtown on May 13th
CityVet, the Dallas-based leading network of 37 veterinary-owned practices, will open a new clinic in Southtown, TX at 1028 S Alamo St, San Antonio, TX 78210 on Friday, May 13th. This will be the 7th CityVet San Antonio location that will continue the approach to personalized veterinary medicine, serving the people through pet care with kindness at the forefront.