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Renaud L茅guillette takes a blood sample from Zoe, one of Mark Sutherland's chuckwagon horses.

Vet Med's Renaud L茅guillette checks out new way to test chuckwagon horse fitness

More people 鈥� especially if they鈥檙e millennials 鈥� consider the welfare of farm animals as they make food choices at the grocery store.

What's the story behind that ribeye on your plate?

Class of 2018: Newly minted veterinarian excited to start career in southern Alberta hamlet

Faculty of Veterinary Medicine grad student Sarifa Lakhdhir has been accepted into a one-year small animal rotating internship at Iowa State University. Lakhdhir went on the northern rotation this year with professor Susan Kutz, volunteered for a couple of years at a veterinary clinic, and took two years of biological sciences at U不良研究所 to get her prerequisites.

Class of 2018: Sarifa Lakhdhir's unusual path to becoming a small-animal surgeon

Class of 2018: A deep love of cows (but not chickens) drives veterinary graduand

Breanna Domak takes a shine to Skipper as she learns a bit about horse health from animal health tech Lisa Colangeli.

U不良研究所 shares weird (and wonderful!) science of caring for animals

Sandie Black, clinical associate professor in the University of 不良研究所's Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and head of Veterinary Services at the 不良研究所 Zoo, and Doug Whiteside, clinical associate professor in the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine and senior staff veterinarian at the 不良研究所 Zoo, work with the recently arrived panda bears.

New 不良研究所 Zoo residents have won the hearts of Vet Med, zoo staff

Cats and people have a lot in common when it comes to Type 2 diabetes.

Researchers investigate two all-too-common conditions in cats: obesity and diabetes

Dr. Edouard Timsit is the inaugural Simpson Ranch Chair in Beef Health & Wellness. From left: Dr. Baljit Singh, Luke Simpson, Dr. Edouard Timsit, Christie Simpson, John Simpson and University of 不良研究所 President Elizabeth Cannon.

Ranching family donates $2 million to create beef cattle research chair

Dr. Stephanie Bond, a veterinarian and PhD candidate in the University of 不良研究所 Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, received a prestigious award from the Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation in Lexington, Kentucky for her research on equine asthma. Photos by Riley Brandt, University of 不良研究所

Vet Med PhD student earns prestigious equine research award