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A new grant will help University of Minnesota researchers develop an aerosol sampler that solves a costly problem: Identifying airborne swine viruses

A hand holding an eyedropper of CBD serum hovers above a tan goldendoodle seated on the floor.

Is CBD a therapeutic wonder or a danger? A pet poison expert says it’s somewhere in between.

Zeke the cat peeks out from a cardboard box.

When a cat named Zeke needed a brain tumor removed, specialists at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine were uniquely equipped to help.

Researcher Rachel Schambow gives a presentation.

Grant funds will fuel CVM research efforts to combat outbreaks across species

Walter the bulldog stands on concrete near his owner's boots

Coordinated care across specialties has given Walter the bulldog a new lease on life.

Cesar Corzo stands on a stage in front of a slide presentation

PRRSV has remained a difficult virus to stop, even after decades of research. Researchers at the University of Minnesota are changing the tide.

Katie Anderson standing next to an exam table where her dog sits

The 12-week program provides an opportunity for first- and second-year students to gain hands-on experience in research. For veterinarian Katie Anderson, the experience was career-changing.

Leonberger researcher team, two fair skinned women and two fair skinned men, pose with two Leonberger dogs

The Leonberger Health Foundation has been supporting Canine Genetics Lab research at the College of Veterinary Medicine for more than two decades. The results have greatly improved the health of the breed, which nearly went extinct.