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Jennifer Granick
Issue: Fall 2024

Dr. Jennifer Granick combines discovery, fun, and compassion to craft an effective—and award-winning—teaching approach for DVM courses

Ultrasound technician Dick Hermes locates a urinary stone inside a cat participating in the burst-wave lithotripsy clinical trial.
Issue: Fall 2024

Preliminary results from a clinical trial show promise for improved treatment of painful urinary stones in cats

Isabel

Gastrointestinal bleeding puts a puppy into intensive care and a fight for her life as veterinarians work to uncover the cause

Hattie the French bulldog

Cross-hospital collaboration helps a young French bulldog overcome a barrage of severe gastrointestinal problems that nearly turned deadly

Lachlan the corgi

Urinary stones spell trouble for Lachlan the corgi, but a noninvasive removal procedure puts him back on the mend

Toy Manchester terrier

UMN research uncovers gene linked to sudden cardiac death in puppies of two terrier breeds

Jody Lulich

The UMN Academies for Excellence recognizes outstanding faculty in the areas of scientific research, educational scholarship, clinical practice, and team science. 

Emma Leof Bollig, Dr. Amanda Beaudoin, and Dr. Jennifer Granick pose in front of bookcase

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.