Emergency & Critical Care
- Small Animal: 517-353-5420
- Large Animal: 517-353-9710
Our specialists coordinate with primary care veterinarians to provide continuity of care when patients require specialty care or sophisticated diagnostic tools and treatments.
Specialists in more than 20 specialty services provide care to companion animals in state-of-the art facilities. The depth of expertise results in care unmatched in the state.
We provide emergency care as well as advanced diagnostics, specialty medical and surgical treatment, and therapeutic services for horses, cattle, and other food / fiber animals.
Two internal medicine residents from the Michigan State University College of Veterinary Medicine—Drs. Caylen Erger and Paige Albers—were abstract award recipients at the 2025 ACVIM Forum. The Comparative Gastrointestinal Society (CGS) presented both awards.
According to the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, in 2024, Lyme disease-carrying ticks have been found in almost every Michigan county.
Now it’s 2025, tick season is in full swing, and this year, a new species has made its way into Michigan. How are MSU’s researchers tackling tick questions and recommending Michiganders protect themselves this tick season?
This year, the AVMA Convention was in Washington, DC, and the MSU reception was held at the Astro Beer Hall. After Dean Dodd welcomed everyone, alumni, friends, faculty, students, and staff enjoyed catching up with one another over great food and drinks— and some fun games! Here are some photos from the night: