University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine

Criquette, now 11, enjoys a full and active life. Her case, written up in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association, has drawn the attention of pet owners and other veterinary schools hoping to find success like that achieved with Criquette. (Provided image)

The University of Georgia Veterinary Teaching Hospital has increased its capacity to provide state-of-the-art care for patients with the installation of the Canon Sky Plus Angiography System. The C-arm provides real-time X-ray images to help surgeons guide surgical procesures....

Geography, sociology, and ideology may separate nations, but a love of pets is universal, and a thirst for knowing how best to keep those pets healthy is shared by veterinarians of many nations.That desire to learn has made globe trotters of the veterinarians who staff the Zoo...

Chet Joyner, PhD, a faculty member in the Center for Vaccines and Immunology and the Center for Tropical and Emerging Diseases in the College of Veterinary Medicine (CVM) at the University of Georgia, is the recipient of a $1.1 million grant from Open Philanthropy to perform p...

Angie McDaniel is a product of one of the most revolutionary eras in history.For starters, she grew up on a farm in Irwin County in South Georgia and learned from her grandfather how to care for farm animals. Industrialization and technology have so thoroughly shifted the bala...

The Tifton Veterinary Diagnostic and Investigational Lab regularly welcomes students from the Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College (ABAC) to its offices for daylong workshops exploring career pathways in veterinary medicine. More than 150 ABAC students have participated in the...

An architect's rendering of the new entry to the Pet Health Center presented by Flad Architects and Piedmont Construction Group.

To hear Alyssa Rauton tell it, the field of large animal veterinary medicine found her, not the other way around. The daughter of a nurse and a law enforcement investigator with no ties to agriculture, Rauton, who grew up in Waynesboro, was introduced to livestock in middle sc...