Vet Gazette

Veterinary students looking for a brief respite from exams, clinics, and information overload, do not have to go any further than the McDowell Veterinary Library at CVM. A group of computers in the library is now equipped with biofeedback software, called ‘Healing Rythmns’, that coaches users on relaxation techniques. Librarian Derrick Padar will help new […]

If you own a dog, you may have a unique population of bacteria living on your skin according to researchers at the University of Colorado. We all have a population of harmless bacteria living in and on our bodies that play an important role in our health. Dog owners appear to have a different assortment […]

Members of OSU’s International Veterinary Student Association attended the 10th Annual Western Regional International Health Conference at Oregon Health and Science University in Portland to present a poster on the OSU Annual Nicaragua Veterinary Service trip held in the community of Merida, Nicaragua. The focus of this student-led conference was “Global Health in Changing Environments” […]

Dog Fence DIY has created a new scholarship to assist pre-veterinary and veterinary students with their education. The $2,000 scholarship can be used at the recipient’s discretion. Qualifying applicants should be enrolled full-time in a DVM program, an undergraduate pre-veterinary program, or the equivalent, and hold a minimum 3.5 GPA. Application deadline is June 1, […]

  A mutt named Mole is a hero in Riverside, California for leading his owner to a hiker trapped in a rocky crevice. Read the whole story.

Single, curly, female seeks prom date. Just another posting on Match.com?  No, it’s a message from a goldendoodle named Ramona who currently resides at the Oregon Humane Society in Portland. Ramona made a You Tube video (with the help of the OHS staff) asking presidential pooch, Bo Obama, to take her to the Doggie Dash […]