One of only a handful of veterinary hospitals in the country to offer the procedure, MSU is using Tenex technology to help horses with chronic tendon and ligament injuries heal more effectively.
When rescued animals at Abraham Ranch face critical medical crises, the College stands ready to deliver high-level emergency care. Read how this unique community relationship is saving lives and giving veterinary students hands-on experience in farm animal medicine.
The first two black women to receive their Doctorate in Veterinary Medicine–one of whom went on to earn her master’s degree from MSU–made important accomplishments that contributed to veterinary medicine, safety, and education today.
For Michigan State University’s Martin Luther King Jr. Commemorative Celebration, the MSU Medical Colleges invited Shondra Marshall, PhD, to discuss health disparities and serving communities.
For the first time at MSU, clinicians employed laser ablation to treat a polyp found in the glandular mucosa of Sam, a 13-year-old Irish Sporthorse gelding used in upper-level dressage.