EHV-1 Response and Update: Experts at the UF Large Animal Hospital have answers about equine herpesvirus infection (EHM) as well as current information for owners and practitioners.
NEWS FROM AROUND THE COLLEGE
Petco Love invests in UF Shelter Medicine Program to increase shelter veterinarians amidst national shortage
A $510,000 grant will fund an accelerated one-year internship program for six veterinarians.
Bald eagle released back into the wild after treatment at UF and Audubon Center for Birds of Prey
The eagle was released at Alligator Lake park, near the spot of its original rescue.
New mucosal vaccine prototype provides unprecedented protection against brucellosis in mice
The UF investigators aim to develop a better vaccine for animals and to ultimately develop a vaccine for humans as well.
Faculty member honored at Celebrating Distinction ceremony
Dr. Cynda Crawford, who holds the Fredrica Salzman Endowed Professorship Chair in Shelter Medicine, was honored during a Celebrating Distinction ceremony on October 13.
ANIMAL AIRWAVES
How A Dog Sees: Facts and Myths about Canine Vision
Have you always assumed that because dogs can hear better than humans, they probably don’t need to see very well? Have you even wondered what colors they can see, or…
Helping your senior dog cope with hearing loss
As our dogs age, it’s common for their hearing to fail. But there are ways you can help your pooch to cope. Dogs compensate so well that it’s tough to…
What causes heart murmurs and what do they mean for your pet?
It can be really unsettling to hear that your pet has a heart murmur. But before you panic, let’s take a look at what causes murmurs and what they mean…
The One Health problem of leptospirosis
Involving the environment, animals and people, leptospirosis is a classic One Health disease — and one that public health experts and veterinarians have in their sights. The spread of leptospirosis…
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