The grants will help WSU scientists at Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory implement a new notification system that will alert local, state, and federal agencies of testing results more efficiently and quickly.
A new specialty service at the Veterinary Teaching Hospital will help ensure certain genetic disorders aren’t passed onto future generations of animals.
The death of their beloved cat Aspen inspired Tim Ma and Melissa Greenough to establish a new fund at WSU to help pet owners pay for treatments for their animals they otherwise couldn’t afford.
As the demand for WSU’s care for client-owned animals continues to increase, veterinary students will now be on call at all hours to intake wildlife.
Two ongoing WSU research projects have been folded into a new effort by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to combat antimicrobial resistance in 38 countries.
Two WSU veterinarians share advice for pet owners to help keep their animals safe and happy when traveling.
Ed and Lorraine Bargagliotti’s long relationship with a WSU alumnus and veterinarian inspired them to donate $1.5 million of their estate to the College of Veterinary Medicine.
An eating disorder that has for many years been fatal for dogs, doesn’t have to be a death sentence—not for pets visiting WSU’s Veterinary Teaching Hospital.
WSU researchers have identified a protein that helps feed the bacteria that causes brucellosis, one of the world’s most widespread zoonotic diseases.
This week, second-year veterinary students as well as practicing veterinarians from around the country are participating in a series of simulated case-based exercises with volunteer clients and stuffed patients.