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French Bulldog Celebrated at Philanthropy Campaign Finale Subtitle Gus Gus was treated for aspiration pneumonia at the UC Davis veterinary hospital (not verified) October 15, 2024   “Incredible Tails of Triumph” Gus Gus made his stage debut on October 18 (along with Whitney and Daisy—their stories below) as part of The Greatest Show a campus-wide […]

French Bulldog Makes Full Recovery After Lifesaving Treatment Subtitle Gus Gus was treated for aspiration pneumonia at the UC Davis Veterinary Hospital (not verified) October 15, 2024 Meet Gus Gus, a French bulldog and the unofficial lap king! Chad and Grace DeMasi were grateful to welcome Gus into their family, thanks to some dear friends. His story […]

A Non-Invasive Tool For Collecting Killer Whale Breath Samples Trina J Wood October 15, 2024 SeaDoc Society Drones can be powerful tools in gathering important health data about wildlife, including marine species like the Salish Sea’s endangered killer whales. Scientists have already established the benefits of collecting breath samples to monitor orca health, but we […]

James reunites with Hank. Photos by Jason Nitsch ’14, Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences The word “miracle” has taken on a deeper and more personal meaning for Kris and James Dent after a house fire that burned for two hours nearly claimed the lives of their beloved dogs. But because of […]

There’s no question that North Carolina is an equine-friendly state. Horses and the people who love them brought an estimated $2.9 billion in economic impact to the state last year, according to the North Carolina Horse Council, and nearly a third of North Carolina households include horse enthusiasts. While this equestrian energy shows little sign […]

Dr. Erica Reineke talks about her that challenges the conventional thought process of antibiotic treatments for canine pneumonia.

Before Baby Jane, a 2-year-old Quarter Horse mare, made her way to CSU, she had incurred an infection in her fetlock joint as a baby, hospitalizing her for months. While the infection itself resolved, it still caused damage to her leg and resulted in an angular limb deformity, where the joint isn’t in normal alignment […]