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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE: The NC State Veterinary Hospital is seeing only emergency patients until further notice.

Veterinary Hospital Changes Reduce Risk While Continuing Care

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American Staffordshire cuddles a kitten
March 17, 2020

Animals and Coronavirus: Frequently Asked Questions

What animal owners need to know now about COVID-19, as well as links to resources.

A patient
March 15, 2020

Coronavirus Update: NC State Veterinary Hospital

The NC State Veterinary Hospital is taking additional precautionary measures to keep our staff, doctors, students, animals, clients and visitors safe.
Brandon Hinds and Cristian Burris with their bearded dragon Ramsey
March 11, 2020

A Tale of Two Dragons

The coincidence of two bearded dragons with leukemia belonging to the same owners provided a unique opportunity for clinicians.
March 4, 2020

Groundbreaking NC State Equine Tendon Injury Research Receives Funding

The two-year project will explore how to maximize the benefits of stem cell therapy for athletic horses.

german boxer dog playing with ball
February 28, 2020

February 2020 Research Roundup

A look at some of the latest published research from the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine.
Snow day
February 27, 2020

News and Updates, February 2020

The latest student news during a busy (and snowy!) month on campus.

McManamey Coat of Excellence
February 19, 2020

The ‘True Gift’ of an Unexpected Bond

After their extraordinary journey together, Sid Bragg and Jackie Jaloszynski felt moved to honor the special place that Dr. Anna McManamey has in their lives.
Lori Wooten pets her dog Max
February 18, 2020

Timely Coincidence Means Hope for Max

Lori Wooten refuses to give up hope when her dog Max is diagnosed with lymphoma.

Frodo gets an ortho exam
February 17, 2020

Patient Spotlight: Semper Fi-do, Marine K-9 Recovers from Injury During Training

When K-9 Frodo shattered his femur during a training exercise, his handler brought him to the NC State Veterinary Hospital's Orthopedic Service to help him walk again.

Guinea pig Rebecca Bunch
February 4, 2020

Sometimes Good News Comes in Bunches 

A routine nail clipping leads to a life-changing discovery for Guinea Pig Rebecca Bunch.

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