Dog Days Run is Oct. 12 The University of Florida’s Student Chapter of the American Veterinary Medical Association will host its 32nd annual Dog Days Run on Oct. 12. A Gainesville tradition, the event includes a 5K race, a 1-mile “fun run” for dogs and their owners, a…
Complete survey and contribute to strategic plan process Dean Lloyd speaks to staff about his plans to collect their input as the…
Owl released back into wild after successful treatment at UF Tiberius, an owl treated through the CVM’s zoological…
Around the College October is here! The leaves may not be turning yet but fall is in full swing around the UF CVM. Here are just few shots from the previous month, photos taken in some cases by us and in some cases provided by others.
Fishing tournament planned for Oct. 26 Fishing fans will be happy to know that the Fins for Fur Cedar Key Fishing Challenge is back! Clinicians from the University of Florida’s College of Veterinary Medicine will join referring veterinarians from the community in casting their rods Oct. 26…
A badly beaten dog has a good prognosis after being evaluated at UF for a skull fracture.
The widow of a beloved former college administrator has established a fund in his name to benefit forensic veterinary medicine at UF.
Aquatic Animal Health team contributes to dolphin die-off finding Drs. Mike Walsh, James Wellehan and Tom Waltzek. (Photo by Patrick Thompson) Veterinarians within UF’s Aquatic Animal Health program played a role in the key…
An increasing number of UF College of Veterinary Medicine faculty members are enhancing their knowledge in the area of communications training.
Food animal professor honored for distinguished teaching Dr. Art Donovan Dr. Art Donovan, a professor of large animal clinical sciences at the University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine, is UF’s recipient of the Zoetis (formerly Pfizer) Animal Health Distinguished Teaching Award. The award…
Researchers report cats may be the key to HIV vaccine Dr. Janet Yamamoto in her laboratory. (Photo by Ryan Jones) By Sarah Carey Blood from HIV-infected human subjects shows an immune response against a cat…
In the News UF researchers report cats may be the key to human HIV vaccine: This story featuring the recent work of Dr. Janet Yamamoto was released nationally to the Associated Press and was covered in media outlets and blogs, including the Philadelphia Inquirer, the University Herald, the…
