Articles categorized as

Clinical

dog with heart in mouth

A New Launch for Loyal Hearts

In Clinical, News
UF College of Veterinary medicine launches open heart surgery program for dogs
By Sarah Carey
Hannibal with his owner, Valerie Frederick, and members of his care team.

Stallion survives rare form of colic after surgery

In Clinical, News
Dr. David Freeman used a surgical technique he pioneered at UF to save the horse's life.
By Sarah Carey
Chris Wynn of FWC

Bald eagle released back into the wild after treatment

In Clinical, News
The eagle received treatment at UF and at Audubon Center for Birds of Prey in Maitland.
By Sarah Carey
PAWS club students with an animal in the clinic.

Organization benefits students, community

In Clinical, Feature Stories, Student News
PAWS' mission is to provide free health care and food to pet owners from marginalized populations.
By Alex Avelino
Suki's care team with her and her owners on day of discharge from UFSAH

Dog treated at UF survives sepsis from infection believed due to cat scratch

In Clinical
After two full months of treatment at UF's Small Animal Hospital, Suki has recovered well at home.
By Sarah Carey
Mr. Thomas and Bess

An English setter is recuperating well after being revived from cardiac arrest during surgery

In Clinical
Only about 5% of dogs that go into cardiopulmonary arrest are able to be revived and survive to discharge.
Leo the dog

First canine total ankle replacement surgery in Florida

In Clinical, News
The procedure provides a promising treatment for a condition that was previously difficult to manage.
By Sarah Carey
Lou the dog

Dog belonging to homeless community resident receives dental surgery at UF

In Clinical, News
Several UFCVM alumni were involved in the dog's care.
Willow the horse

Thoroughbred treated successfully with standing surgery for colic

In Clinical, Feature Stories, News
UF veterinarians used a combination of techniques to fix the horse's displaced colon through her flank.
Louie the seahorse

UF vets use novel treatment to save Louie, the trailblazing seahorse

In Clinical, Feature Stories, News
The seahorse is home and doing swimmingly, thanks to successful treatment at UF for gas bubble disease.
By Sarah Carey