A message from the college’s interim dean, Dr. Dana Zimmel.

A 341-pound crocodile received successful surgery at the UF Veterinary Hospitals to remove a shoe from its stomach.

The latest issue of the Post, UF Health’s monthly newsletter, highlights UF physicians’ work to bring lifesaving care to vulnerable patients.

The program, consisting of 60-second spots three times daily and an hour-long show, provides pet care tips and promotes the veterinary profession.

A technically challenging procedure saved a horse that came to the Large Animal Hospital in December as an emergency.

From dental care to diet, oral health is an important part of overall pet wellness, UF veterinarians say.

Between food collected and dollar donations, the college’s annual food drive provided the equivalent of 20,425 meals for the hungry in our community.

Personalized thank-you videos were sent to instructors and staff members in appreciation of their efforts during the fall semester.

The committee aims to ensure all faculty, staff and students feel welcomed and included, and will work to create and promote initiatives toward that end.

In the news A story about UF veterinarians removing a shoe from the stomach of a Nile crocodile patient received international, statewide and local coverage. Among the outlets that covered the story were the Orlando Sentinel,  Miami Herald, WCJB TV 20, WGFL-TV CBS4, WOFL/Fox 35, WTVT/Fox 13, WJXT-News4Jax,  CBS Miami, Boston 25 , CBS Chicago, […]

Dr. Dan Brown has received the Bergey Medal from the Bergey Manual Trust in recognition of his professional contributions.