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Archive for 2020
New program teaches community girls about veterinary medicine
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Around the College, Features, January-February 2020Horse beats odds, is back in the show ring, thanks to UF veterinarians
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Features, January-February 2020, NewsThanks to care at UF’s Large Animal Hospital and his committed owner, the 9-year-old American Warmblood survived a life-threatening injury and bacterial infection in his hock.
Pathology resident honored for scholastic achievements
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Features, January-February 2020, PeopleA third-year clinical pathology resident at UFCVM has received the prestigious C.L. Davis Student Scholarship Award, presented annually by the American College of Veterinary Pathology.
Longtime faculty member named interim associate dean for clinical affairs
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Features, January-February 2020, PeopleDr. Chris Sanchez will lead the UF Veterinary Hospitals in her new role.
UF veterinary student wins national business aptitude award
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Features, January-February 2020, PeopleThe National Simmons Educational Fund Business Aptitude Award winner is chosen annually through a competition between individual school winners, all senior veterinary students, from veterinary colleges nationwide and overseas.
New cart will aid transport of small ruminants throughout hospital
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Around the College, Features, January-February 2020The new “Hart Cart” will create better mobility of small ruminant patients throughout the hospital.
Saving Neo: UF veterinarians revive dog on Christmas Day
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Features, January-February 2020, NewsUF veterinary emergency specialists saved a young French bulldog and took steps to ensure he would have the very best chance at a full recovery.
Unique colic surgery course draws international participation
By Sarah Carey • Feb 14th, 2020 • Category: Around the College, Features, January-February 2020Participants from 10 different countries attended the 4th International Colic Surgery Conference and Laboratory, held Dec. 5-7 at the UF’s College of Veterinary Medicine. Dr. David Freeman, a professor of equine surgery at the UF College of Veterinary Medicine, developed the unique course.