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Top ranked in the nation, the College of Veterinary Medicine is a driving force in veterinary research and training.

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Hurricane Update: How to Help Animals in Need

As disaster response efforts continue for areas devastated by Hurricane Harvey, relief efforts are also underway for animals impacted by the storm. There are several ways you can help. 

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Groundbreaking Research

Comprised of over 100 faculty representing more than 25 disciplines.

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Leading Education

A stimulating, technology-rich environment where students train with the best.

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Class of 2021: Embracing Challenges

Miriam Chari knew she would fall every single time. At 3 ½ years old with her legs barely long enough to get over a saddle, she’d do jumping exercises on a pony and would always fall off, even if the jump was mere inches off the ground. “The routine was go to the lesson, get

Honoring the Human-Animal Bond

Providing compassionate care is an essential part of veterinary medicine, and it comes with some unique complications. In addition to caring for sick or injured animal patients, there is the element of caring for their loving human companions. In the course of practicing medicine, veterinarians become intimately familiar with the realities of the human-animal bond.

CVM Seeing High Number of Equine Fungal Eye Infections

The NC State Veterinary Hospital’s equine ophthalmology service reports treating an  increased number of horses with eye infections caused by fungi. Fungal keratitis can develop after an injury to the cornea. It is common in horses, but the high frequency of cases seen during the past few weeks is unusual, said Brian Gilger, CVM professor

250 acreCentennial Biomedical Campus

 Providing opportunities for industry and government researchers, entrepreneurs, clinical trial companies, as well as collaborations with other universities to work side by side with faculty and students at the College of Veterinary Medicine.

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Upcoming EventsFull Calendar

Friday8:00 AM

2017 CVM Research Day & Litwack Lecture

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Wednesday12:15 PM

Vet Med Forum – Small Animal Vector-Borne Disease: Diagnostic Challenges and Interpreting Test Results

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Saturday8:30 AM

6th Annual Symposium on Canine Reproduction

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

Tuesday6:15 PM

5th Annual Kindred Companions Memorial Gathering

NC State College of Veterinary Medicine

College of Veterinary Medicine Departments

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Clinical Sciences

Trains students interested in becoming veterinary practitioners.

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Molecular Biomedical Sciences

Trains doctors of veterinary medicine and graduate students interested in research-based careers.

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Population Health and Pathobiology

Trains doctors of veterinary medicine who will specialize in understanding and reducing disease in animal populations.