New surgical technique developed at UF may save lives of some horses with colic
Tsensation, a 25-year-old Arabian, is shown with his owner, Rae Marie Smith, at her farm in Ocala on Sept. 10. Tsensation was one of several horses treated successfully for a challenging form of colic using a technique developed by UF equine surgeons. (Photo by Sarah Carey)
September 2014
VETS group conducts trailer-accident disaster training with area groups
The college’s Veterinary Emergency Treatment Services team joined other area groups in a trailer accident training exercise on Aug. 23.
Students build, donate dog houses to animal rescue groups
UF CVM students built dog houses to benefit local rescue groups, with help from Nestle Purina.
Family Day at the Dairy Farm is Oct. 25
Members of the college’s FARMS service will assist with IFAS’ annual Family Day at the Dairy Farm on Oct. 25.
New graduate student, Fulbright scholar to study manatee health
Aristide Kamla is an incoming Ph.D. student and Fulbright scholar from Cameroon who is studying manatee health.
