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Dog Health

Allen Cannedy
June 30, 2020

News and Updates, June 2020

Fostering diversity and inclusion at the CVM, tracking cancer in wild animals and more.

woman testing dog
June 29, 2020

June 2020 Research Roundup

New approaches to spinal surgery, strengthening immune responses in chickens, the fight against antimicrobial resistance and more.

Baby J Fund
June 24, 2020

A Fund Supporting Frenchies — and Many More

Joel Killion and Tate Garrison generously created the Baby J Fund, a special reserve for NC State Veterinary Hospital clients whose dogs are dealing with complex, chronic medical issues that require extended care.
Knuckles Brad and Yoshi
June 15, 2020

Patient Spotlight: Mouth Surgery Gives Injured Puppy a New Life

After biting a live wire, 3-month-old puppy Coco was referred to the NC State Veterinary Hospital for care to her injured mouth. During her stay at the hospital, she was adopted and began a new life.
Gracie Hudson
June 9, 2020

After Traumatic Injury, a Remarkable Recovery for an Extraordinary Dog

Healing quickly after wound VAC treatment, Gracie soon became an unofficial therapy dog at the NC State Veterinary Hospital.

Dog
June 3, 2020

Monitoring Environmental Exposures in Dogs Could be Early Warning System for Human Health

CVM-led study shows that man’s best friend may also be man’s best bet for figuring out how environmental chemicals could impact our health.
miniature schnauzer
April 28, 2020

April 2020 Research Roundup

Sarcoma in schnauzers, infectious diseases of honeybees and more of the latest published research from the CVM.

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.

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