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Ortho Goats: TPLO and I-Loc Interlocking Nail Implant Save Caprine Legs August 15, 2024

Two surgical procedures that are normally reserved for small animals were conducted on goats at the MSU Veterinary Medical Center this year.
We Can Build It: Anastomosis to Correct Ear Canal Atresia in a Wirehaired Pointing Griffon April 24, 2024

Otto, a one-year-old Wirehaired Pointing Griffon, presented to the Internal Medicine service at the MSU Veterinary Medical Center after his primary veterinarian noted that the energetic young dog did not appear to have an opening for his right ear to the ear canal.
Case Study: A Case of Dioctophymiasis in a Young Black Labrador Retriever February 07, 2024

Maverick, a nine-month-old black Labrador retriever, was presented to the MSU Veterinary Medical Center’s Primary Care service for further workup for a suspected giant kidney worm (Dioctophyme renale) infection.
Case study: A broken leg is not always the end for horses October 20, 2023

Percy, a 3-month-old American Paint Horse colt, was presented to the Large Animal Emergency Service at the MSU Veterinary Medical Center with his mare for severe, acute left forelimb lameness. Here's how a Spartan surgeon addressed his injury.
Severe PPDH Repair in an English Springer Spaniel May 15, 2023

Dom, a 1.5-year-old English Springer Spaniel, presented to the MSU Veterinary Medical Center’s Soft Tissue Surgery Service for a previously diagnosed diaphragmatic hernia.
Investigating Heart Troubles in a Young Red Panda April 27, 2023

After the discovery of a heart murmur, a red panda was brought to MSU for a full cardiac workup at the Veterinary Medical Center's Cardiology Service.
Injured GSD undergoes minimally invasive tibial fracture repair December 15, 2022 ​Max, an 8-week-old German Shepherd, presented to the MSU Veterinary Medical Center after being accidentally stepped on while playing with an 80-pound dog at home.
Rouby’s Legacy Lives on, Healthy Foal and Success with Nurse Mare August 09, 2022

Rouby, an 18-year-old Oldenburg multiparous broodmare, was presented to Michigan State University’s Equine Emergency Service for dystocia that was unable to be resolved on the farm. She was two weeks overdue with her foal.
Stabilization and Long-term Management of Cardiac Hemangiosarcoma in Canine August 09, 2022

Annie is a 9.5-year-old female spayed Labrador mix who was presented to Michigan State University Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Service for lethargy and possible gastrointestinal obstruction.
No Stone Left Unturned: Cystoscopic-Assisted Laser Lithotripsy for Canine’s Chronic Bladder Stones May 18, 2022

Riley is a 7-year-old female spayed mix breed dog who was presented to the Michigan State University Internal Medicine Service in December of 2021 for evaluation of recurrent bladder stones and for discussion of laser lithotripsy.
A Unique Presentation of Equine Dystocia at MSU By Julie Strachota, Ashley VanderBroek on January 11, 2022

Cookie, a 12-year-old Saddlebred mare, was presented to Michigan State University Veterinary Medical Center’s Large Animal Emergency Service for colic and possible abortion.
Kitten vs. Hanger: MSU Veterinary Surgeons to the Rescue By Maureen Spinner, Brea Sandness Rose on January 11, 2022

Coraline is a 6-month-old intact female domestic short hair feline who presented to Michigan State University Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Service (ECCM) following an incident where a clothes hanger was stuck in her mouth.
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