MSU Researcher Investigates Glaucoma Risk in Shiba Inu Dogs Posted on September 09, 2025

Dr. Keiko Miyadera is investigating gene markers of glaucoma in Shiba Inu dogs, which could eventually lead to a simple DNA test for the painful blinding disease.

MSU DVM Students Present at 2025 Therio Conference Posted by Raquel Mueller on September 08, 2025

In July, a group of theriogenologists from the College attended the 2025 Annual Therio Conference in Sacramento, California. Autumn Mendoza and Kara Mosier, both of the DVM class of 2027, presented posters at the conference.

A Shell-Shocking Coincidence Posted on September 05, 2025

On August 5, both a snapping turtle and a painted turtle arrived at the MSU Veterinary Medical Center in need of medical attention.

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How Two Small Dogs Inspired One Life-changing Gift Posted on September 14, 2020

In 2006, Gary and Chris Johnson met Oscar and Gracie, two miniature Dachshunds who lived next door to their Dayton, Ohio home. It wasn’t long before Gary and Chris formed a special bond with Oscar and Gracie.

Antibiotics, Friend or Foe? Resources for Understanding the Importance of Antimicrobial Stewardship Posted on September 02, 2020

Many bacteria that cause disease in animals can also infect humans through regular, casual contact and others can infect humans through the food supply. State veterinary diagnostic laboratories, like the MSU VDL, routinely test samples collected from clinically ill animals.

A Message to the Veterinary Classes Posted on August 21, 2020

Dr. Lee Anne Kroll, alumna of the College's DVM Program and current instructor in the Veterinary Nursing Program, encourages students during uncertain times.

Veteran, Mom, Student, Spartan: A Future Veterinarian's Journey Posted on August 18, 2020

Dual degree student, Andrea Weinrick, tells her story—taking the scenic route, getting into vet school, being a mom, and finding her passion for animal, human, and public health.