UW Veterinary Care News
UW Veterinary Care Helps Dozens of K-9s Get Back to Work
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Cancer Crusaders
Posted onHow today’s canine patients help to advance better cancer therapies for pets and people Rex, a five-year-old Cane Corso weighing in at 100 pounds, had a summer to remember in 2018. Swimming in Lake Michigan, …

Morrie Waud: Champion of the School of Veterinary Medicine
Posted onIn November, the UW School of Veterinary Medicine (SVM) lost a long-standing friend and family member with the passing of Morrie Waud. For more than two decades, Waud was a treasured client and donor …

Physical Rehabilitation Allows Police Dog to Return to Duty
Posted onOn first appearance, Leon is a friendly fluff ball of a dog. Tail wagging, tongue out, the six-year-old German shepherd has a big smile set off by even larger ears covered in comically unruly tufts …

Protect Your Pet’s Teeth: Top Tips from a Veterinary Dentist
Posted onFebruary marks National Pet Dental Health Month, a great chance to brush up on how best to care for your animal companion’s teeth and gums. Below, Graham Thatcher, clinical assistant professor of dentistry and oral …
Keeping Faith
Posted on Oelwein Daily Register
‘So Happy All the Time’: Abandoned Dog Now Adored
Posted on“Having Buddy in our lives has changed us all” On a frigid morning last January, a young pit bull mix was found abandoned on a rural roadside in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, hypothermic and suffering from …
UW Veterinary Care Clinic Could Find Vaccine for Cancer in Dogs, and Possibly Humans
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A Shot at Preventing Canine Cancer
Posted onFive-year trial now underway to test universal vaccine Could the body’s own immune system be primed to prevent cancer through a quick vaccine? A clinical trial launched this fall aims to bring new clarity to …