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Five staff members standing in a university hallway next to a bulletin board celebrating 2 million samples received.

The Minnesota Urolith Center analyzes its 2 millionth stone submission, representing decades of pioneering work supported by Hill’s Pet Nutrition, the veterinary profession and pet owners.

Veterinary clinician and dog owner observe a dog using an underwater treadmill for physical therapy.

The Veterinary Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Service needed a new water treadmill. Gifts from patient families made it possible.  

A man in a lab coat sits at a microscope

In a new video profile, Lulich discusses how research is working to render traditional stone surgeries a thing of the past.

Veterinary technician reviews a CT scan on a computer monitor, with a scanner visible through the window.

These diagnostic detectives work behind the scenes to uncover information that helps guide diagnosis and treatment for Veterinary Medical Center patients across species and specialties

Students practice veterinary procedures on a stuffed black dog model during a hands-on workshop.

A summer camp run by University of Minnesota veterinary students is giving teens the chance to step into a veterinarian’s shoes—and inspiring them to join the field. 

Group portrait of four staff members standing together outside a university building.

The University of Minnesota’s Canine Brain Tumor Program will be at the Minnesota State Fair to share its mission and how visitors can get involved

Woman sitting on a curb smiling alongside a brindle and white dog on a leash

More than 150 people and pets received free health services at a one-day community clinic made possible through a collaboration between the University of Minnesota and local organizations

Smiling veterinary student in blue scrubs and gloves crouching in a pen surrounded by market pigs on a farm.

New World screwworm has returned to North America after decades of eradication. The University of Minnesota is working with veterinarians and ranchers in Mexico and Central America to strengthen preparedness for future cases.