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A person points to the online QUIT Tool flowchart displayed on a computer monitor.

Texas A&M Researchers Develop Tool to Help Early Career Veterinarians Evaluate Research Quality

A dog receives a veterinary exam while being held by a veterinary professional using a stethoscope.

Texas A&M Study Reveals How Multiple Chronic Diseases Shorten Canine Lifespan

A person holds a smartphone displaying the RadAnalyzer application, which automatically measures vertebral heart size (VHS) and vertebral left atrial size (VLAS) from a dog's chest radiograph.

Texas A&M AI Tool Could Help Veterinarians Track Heart Disease More Precisely

Yogi, a tan pug, lies on a couch beside a chalkboard displaying the number four.

Breathing Easier: How A Texas A&M Clinical Trial Helped One Pug Regain His Energy

A small brown dog lies hidden under a bed, peering out with wide eyes while resting on a hardwood floor.

Texas A&M Research Reveals More Than 84% Of Dogs Show Signs Of Fear, Anxiety

Dr. Sonya Wesselowski and Sophie Tippit examine a small dog on a veterinary exam table.

Texas A&M Team Finds Cattle Feed Additive Can Cause Heart Damage In Dogs

Texas A&M DVM student Tyler Glasgow smiles and gives a thumbs up while standing inside a campus building.

Graduating Texas A&M DVM Student Turns Setback Into Success

Can Weight Loss Help Short-Muzzled Dogs Breathe Easier?

Dog Aging Project Studies Offer Insight Into How Owners Experience Pet Loss

A brown dog being fed a bowl of raw meat and fruit

Most Homemade Dog Diets Are Not Nutritionally Complete, Texas A&M Researchers Find

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