News Archive - Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences

A yellow Labrador retriever wearing a red, white, and blue patriotic bandana holds a small American flag in its mouth while sitting outdoors on green grass.

Paw-tying Safely: Fourth Of July Pet Precautions

Gray tabby kitten Benedict William ("Benny") is cradled in his owners' arms while looking toward the camera during a visit to the Texas A&M Small Animal Teaching Hospital.

Thinking Outside The Box: Texas A&M Veterinarians Help Tiny Kitten Defy Rare Disorder

A Yellow-crowned Amazon parrot wearing a numbered identification tag perches on a tree branch inside a flight aviary during a free-flight training program.

Giving Confiscated Parrots A Second Chance: Texas A&M Research Finds A New Way To Prepare Birds For Life In The Wild

Portrait of Dr. Gerald Parker wearing a navy suit, white shirt, and maroon tie against a neutral gray background.

Texas A&M Veterinarian Selected to Chair National Committee

Protecting Pets From New World Screwworm

Dr. Kate Creevy, professor in the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences and chief veterinary officer for The Dog Aging Project, poses for a professional portrait in a white lab coat.

VMBS Professor Receives American Veterinary Medical Association Career Award

Several cat fleas are visible in a petri dish under laboratory lighting during research on flea-borne pathogens at Texas A&M University.

Feline Fleas Carry Bacteria Linked To Human Disease In South Texas, Texas A&M Study Finds

Bebe, a Savannah cat with spotted markings, reaches toward the camera with one paw while standing on a cat tree.

Texas A&M Vets Use Innovative Technique To Treat Cat With Complex Urinary Stones

Bay horse standing behind a wooden fence and looking toward the camera, with a barn and pasture visible in the background.

Breathing Under Pressure: Recurrent Laryngeal Neuropathy In Horses

Dr. Cristine Heaps, interim head of the Department of Veterinary Physiology & Pharmacology, works in her laboratory at the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences.

Healing Where It Hurts: Texas A&M Researchers Develop A New Approach For Treating Wounds

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