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Lost … and Found!

First-year vet student loses cat on her drive to start classes at Cummings School

Canine Parvovirus

Five Things to Know

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Serving, teaching, and learning

Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week

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Nearly Two Decades of Dedicated Service

Veterinary Technician Appreciation Week

The Truth About Acorn Toxicity and Horses

Ask the expert

North Attleboro resident's dog saved after swallowing bottle of ibuprofen

Sun Chronicle tells the story of young husky saved by a dialysis modality called hemoperfusion at Foster Hospital after ingesting ibuprofen.

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A New Tool for Equine Health

Melissa Mazan, V93, needed a way to test lung function in horses that couldn’t come to Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine. So she invented one with the help of three School of Engineering alumni

Alaskan Husky playing with his tennis ball toy.

New Dialysis Modality Saves Dog from Accidental Overdose

Husky puppy “Pumba” saved by timely hemoperfusion treatment

Heather Manley, a veterinary technician and her dog

On the Night Watch

Veterinary Technician Heather Manley cares for animals overnight in the Foster Hospital ECC

Clinical Care