MSU Alum Fights Rabies on a Global Scale Posted by Donté Smith on April 24, 2026

Anastasia McIntosh (DVM '07) is helping lead a global effort to eliminate dog-mediated rabies deaths, traveling to remote Tanzanian villages to vaccinate animals and protect vulnerable communities.

One Health, One Planet: Extraordinary Vets for Earth Day Posted on April 22, 2026

Earth Day is a reminder that human health is not isolated. Our health is intricately linked to the animals we share the world with and the environment we all inhabit. To celebrate, we've curated a few standout episodes of the Extraordinary Vets podcast with host Dr. Donna Harris.

Why I Pay it Forward: Talking Spartan Mentorship with Alum Dr. Matt Davis Posted on April 10, 2026

Matt Davis (DVM ’03) believes in giving back. Even as a busy equine vet (he founded Davis Equine, located in Adrian, Michigan, in 2023 after years practicing in different states), he finds time to mentor future veterinarians. His commitment to mentoring has taken him to Mexico five times to help teach students as part of the Equine Welfare in Practice international trip.

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Climate Change and Veterinary Medicine Posted on February 25, 2019

As we look at fighting and adapting to climate change, a One Health approach would be extremely beneficial, which means veterinary professionals have an important part to play.

New Dosage Protocol for Dogs with Addison’s Disease: A Randomized Controlled Clinical Trial Posted on February 21, 2019

Discoveries made by the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine and Veterinary Medical Center’s Department of Small Animal Clinical Sciences Internal Medicine Service reveals new, cost-effective treatment options for dogs diagnosed with Addison's Disease.

Art Becomes Science: Early Veterinary Medicine in the Current Era Posted on February 18, 2019

As we move out of the era of Hammurabi and Hippocrates and into the current era, the amount of information we’re able to gather about the history of veterinary medicine increases.

Clicker Training for Humans: How Immediate Feedback Improves Learning Posted on February 15, 2019

As education continues to evolve, so do teaching methods. While clicker training is not in use at the MSU College of Veterinary Medicine, the concept of instant feedback so clearly shown in clicker training is a large part of the College’s newly reinvented curriculum.