Eagle Eyes and Expert Hands: Spartans Provide Eye Exams for Birds Posted on June 20, 2025

It was a scene of sight and flight; pupils and plumage at the W.K. Kellogg Bird Sanctuary when a team from the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine visited to provide eye exams to the sanctuary’s birds.

From MSU Blood Donor to Crowned Royalty Posted on June 13, 2025

Canine blood donor Faith has donations under her belt. She has saved over 20 lives and has been an amazing contributor to the Canine Blood Donor Program.

Case study: Mystery ocular complication investigated in shelter dog Posted on June 12, 2025

When a shelter dog developed a cloudy eye with no clear cause, MSU veterinarians identified the rare complication that caused it.

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Who’s Stronger? An Immunological Battle of the Sexes (from The Conversation) Posted on February 14, 2019

Dr. Adam Moeser discusses sex-based differences in immunological function, how these impact human health, and his continuing research.

Profile: The Meadow Brook Immunobiology Laboratory at the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine Posted on February 13, 2019

Get to know the mission and members of the Meadow Brook Lab.

23andFido: What to Know About DNA Testing Your Pet Posted on February 08, 2019

Dig into the world of pet DNA testing—is it right for you and your pet?

Hammurabi and Hippocrates: Veterinary Medicine BCE Posted on February 06, 2019

It is widely known that modern, institutionalized veterinary education began when Claude Bourgelat founded the Royal Veterinary School in 1761 in Lyon, France. But veterinary medicine itself began long before Claude got that open-‘er-up order from King Louis XV. In fact, research shows evidence of rudimentary practices and knowledge that date as far back as 9000 BCE.