Philadelphia family sets up research fund to study canine cancer at Penn Vet Penn In the News CBS News Philadelphia family sets up research fund to study canine cancer at Penn Vet Pascale Salah of the School of Veterinary Medicine says there’s a duality between canine and human cancer research and comments on a new fund that has been established to research cancer in dogs. Tips to help dogs during fireworks on the Fourth of July Penn In the News CBS News Tips to help dogs during fireworks on the Fourth of July The unpredictable nature of firework noises can scare dogs, according to the School of Veterinary Medicine. Things your dog would say if they could talk Penn In the News DogTime Things your dog would say if they could talk Amritha Mallikarjun of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that using a human linguistic interface with dogs ascribes too much to our joint understanding of words. Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines Penn In the News EquiManagement Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines José M. García-López of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses some initial signs that might cause a vet to examine a horse for kissing spines. Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with underlying respiratory illnesses can have their conditions exacerbated by poor air quality. Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Tips to help dogs during fireworks on the Fourth of July Penn In the News CBS News Tips to help dogs during fireworks on the Fourth of July The unpredictable nature of firework noises can scare dogs, according to the School of Veterinary Medicine. Things your dog would say if they could talk Penn In the News DogTime Things your dog would say if they could talk Amritha Mallikarjun of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that using a human linguistic interface with dogs ascribes too much to our joint understanding of words. Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines Penn In the News EquiManagement Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines José M. García-López of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses some initial signs that might cause a vet to examine a horse for kissing spines. Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with underlying respiratory illnesses can have their conditions exacerbated by poor air quality. Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Things your dog would say if they could talk Penn In the News DogTime Things your dog would say if they could talk Amritha Mallikarjun of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that using a human linguistic interface with dogs ascribes too much to our joint understanding of words. Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines Penn In the News EquiManagement Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines José M. García-López of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses some initial signs that might cause a vet to examine a horse for kissing spines. Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with underlying respiratory illnesses can have their conditions exacerbated by poor air quality. Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines Penn In the News EquiManagement Disease Du Jour: Kissing spines in equines José M. García-López of the School of Veterinary Medicine discusses some initial signs that might cause a vet to examine a horse for kissing spines. Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with underlying respiratory illnesses can have their conditions exacerbated by poor air quality. Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Penn In the News Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Pets are sensitive to poor air quality, and many of the precautions for humans apply Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with underlying respiratory illnesses can have their conditions exacerbated by poor air quality. Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Penn In the News Philadelphia Inquirer Pet owners and dog walkers say they’re struggling with Philly’s air quality. Veterinarians say ‘stay inside’ Katie Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that pets with sensitive noses, like dogs and cats, are even more susceptible to poor air quality than humans. Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County Penn In the News Harrisburg Patriot-News Southcentral Pa. still No. 1 for chronic wasting disease in deer, first case found in Dauphin County A study by the School of Veterinary Medicine and Penn State captured and tagged 32 deer last winter to research chronic wasting disease. Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Penn In the News Lancaster Farming Pennsylvania cows aren’t top producers. Can that change? Joseph Bender of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that farm size correlates strongly with milk per cow, though bigger farms aren’t necessarily the most profitable. Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Penn In the News 6ABC.com Tickborne illnesses rise with rising temperatures: What you should know Kaitlyn Krebs of the School of Veterinary Medicine notes an increase in animals with tick bites this year due to a warmer winter. Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation. Load More
Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Penn In the News Baltimore Banner Emotional support animals help ready racehorses for Preakness Sue McDonnell of the School of Veterinary Medicine says that “companion animals” like goats can help with racehorses’ natural patterns of eating, resting, and relaxation.