Early findings from a new clinical trial at the University of Minnesota show improved outcomes for cats with aggressive mammary tumors.

Through emergencies, recoveries and goodbyes, Tracy Adams Kooman has trusted West Metro Equine Practice with her horses for two decades.

His findings indicate that trailers are leaving facilities with higher levels of contamination than when they arrive. 

Once a VetCamp attendee, Bethany O’Bryan ’23 DVM, returned to be a leader and help inspire a new generation of veterinary professionals

From wildlife conservation to military service, a dual degree in veterinary medicine and public health opens doors for two students. 

From disease surveillance to food safety, University of Minnesota alumni and students are building a healthier world with their veterinary public health training. 

Over the last two years, dozens of projects and experience with multiple species have prepared veterinarian Michelle Schultze for a wide range of public health work.

From a Nebraska hobby farm to the front lines of disease surveillance, Rachael Schulte has leveraged her public health training to protect people and livestock—and start a new chapter in her career.