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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24/7/365: A Day at the Veterinary Trauma Center Posted on March 15, 2019

Those who work at the MSU Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Service don’t have the luxury of preparing for what kind of case is going to come through the door. The only thing they know for sure is their days are going to be unpredictable.

Voyage to Veracruz: MSU Equine Welfare in Practice Clerkship Posted on March 13, 2019

MSU DVM students and large animal faculty tell the story of their journey to Veracruz, Mexico, for the Equine Welfare in Practice clerkship.

Rinderpest and the First Veterinary School Posted on March 11, 2019

Modern veterinary medicine is largely considered to have begun in 1761, when Claude Bourgelat established the first school of veterinary medicine.

Doggomedia: The Rise of Pups, Fluffs, and Flops on Social Media—and How this #Obsession Illustrates the Human-Animal Bond Posted on March 01, 2019

In a time where pets are anthropomorphized more than ever, people feel the need to create an environment where the lives and experiences of their pet(s) are similar to their own. And we get all goo-goo gah-gah heart-shaped-emoji-eyed when we look at them—#irl and on our social media feeds.