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Margaret E. Gruen, DVM, MVPH, PhD, DACVB
Assistant Professor of Behavioral Medicine
Contact:
megruen@ncsu.edu
Office: 919.513.6500
Dr. Gruen completed her veterinary degree at the University of Illinois. She came to North Carolina State University for an internship followed by a residency in veterinary behavior. She completed a Masters in Veterinary Public Health and became a board-certified veterinary behaviorist. After a few years on the faculty at NCSU, she decided to pursue a PhD with a focus on understanding the behaviors associated with pain in cats with naturally-occurring arthritis. She then spent two years at Duke University, where she co-directed the Canine Cognition Center, and has now returned to North Carolina State University as an Assistant Professor of Behavioral Medicine.
Publications
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IAABCCertifications
DACVB, Fear Free CertificationSpontaneous Animal Disease Models
Human-Animal Interaction; Pain Management; Cognition and AgeingCLINICAL STUDIES
- Efficacy of Imepitoin for the Management of Thunderstorm Anxiety in Client Owned Dogs
- The safety and efficacy of repeated doses of Sileo (dexmedetomidine oromucosal gel) over several days for treatment of noise aversion in dogs
- Randomized, placebo-controlled prospective clinical trial evaluating the use of the Assisi Anti-Anxiety Device for the treatment of canine separation anxiety
