Study looks at ways to prevent heat-related illness in dogs By Sarah Carey Working dogs, such as K-9 officers, war dogs serving during military conflict, or rescue dogs who help with search and rescue efforts after natural disasters, often find themselves in life-threatening situations. But something seemingly more benign is often responsible for taking the […]

Students, residents, honored at Phi Zeta Day Veterinary students, graduate students and residents who participated in 2012 Phi Zeta Day were honored for their research presentations on March 5. The event was held in the Dean’s Circle of Excellence Lecture Hall A. Awards were given in poster and platform categories, with DVM students competing in both categories, […]

VETS team rescues dog from sinkhole This dog is no ordinary Joe. Several days after his dramatic rescue from the bottom of a 50-foot hole, through which the 3-year-old English Springer Spaniel had fallen during a recreational outing with his owners at a park near Jonesville, Joe appears to have suffered only a few torn […]

A visiting physicist and a specially trained technician have helped boost the success of the new linear accelerator in UF’s Small Animal Hospital during its first year of operation.

Admissions Update The University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine finished the last of its admissions interviews on Feb. 11. “The process went smoothly and was well received by all the candidates,” said Jonathan Orsini, director of admissions for the college. “The Admissions Committee was impressed by another strong applying class to the UFCVM and […]

Dr. Nancy Denslow, a professor of physiological sciences, is respected not just for her scientific expertise, but also for her collegiality and collaborative spirit.

Free eye and heart screening exams will be provided at UF to qualified service dogs on May 25 as part of the 5th Annual ACVO National Service Dog Eye Exam event.

Faculty, graduate research awards given at Phi Zeta Day Three faculty members and three graduate students whose achievements over time have demonstrated excellence in research were honored at Phi Zeta Day on March 5. The faculty and graduate student awards are especially prestigious, and are part of a tradition of recognizing current and future leaders […]

Zoological medicine veterinarians were able to save the life of a sandhill crane that was rescued after being found stuck in the muck at Orange Lake.

Superior Accomplishment Award winners honored at luncheon The college’s  2012 Division 5 Superior Accomplishment Award winners were honored, along with other university winners, at a luncheon held March 10 at the Paramount Hotel. The program recognizes staff members who contribute outstanding and meritorious service, efficiency and/or economy, or to the quality of life provided to […]