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Drs. Jason Bartz, Tiffany Wolf, Peter Larsen, Qi Yuan, Diana Karwan, and Marc Schwabenlander.

Leading the hunt

In an effort to find and control chronic wasting disease, a University of Minnesota center is forging the path.

Featured Stories

Magi and friend Otis running on the beach in October of 2015

The gift of Magi

For a golden retriever with so much to give, a three- to six-month prognosis was not enough. So she hung on for another four years.

Alumni

Treatment on the trail

CVM alumna Katie Neshek, ’15, DVM, embraces veterinary role at annual sled dog race

Research, Service

Leading the hunt

In an effort to find and control chronic wasting disease, a University of Minnesota center is forging the path.

Research

Emma Leof Bollig, Dr. Amanda Beaudoin, and Dr. Jennifer Granick posing for a photo in front of a bookshelf

CVM scientists painting first clear picture of antibiotic use in U.S. cats, dogs

The College of Veterinary Medicine is filling the gap in national data on antibiotic use in dogs and cats, which will help veterinarians everywhere avoid increasing resistance to these important medications.

Patients

Gus poses for close up photo with tongue hanging out

A great life with Gus

A dog undergoing cancer treatment jumps into the St. Croix to save a baby otter. Did we mention that Gus has only 3 legs? Amazing!

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Closing in on new tools to address Addison’s disease in dogs

Issue: Spring 2022

Addison’s disease, an immune disorder that often goes undiagnosed, is newly diagnosed in thousands of humans and dogs each year. Veterinary researchers are taking important steps to develop new therapies for dogs.

Drs. Jason Bartz, Tiffany Wolf, Peter Larsen, Qi Yuan, Diana Karwan, and Marc Schwabenlander pose in front of woods.

Leading the hunt

Issue: Spring 2022

In an effort to find and control chronic wasting disease, a University of Minnesota center is forging the path.

A great life with Gus

Issue: Spring 2022

A dog undergoing cancer treatment jumps into the St. Croix to save a baby otter. Did we mention that Gus has only 3 legs? Amazing!

Whitecoat ceremony 2022 - students pose outside in front of brick wall

Gallery: Class of 2023 White Coat Ceremony

Issue: Spring 2022

Marking a milestone on their veterinary journey, the Class of 2023 received their white coats this spring to signify the transition to the clinical phase of their training. Congratulations!