Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

Dept. of Clinical Sciences

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Tufts veterinarians' study examines therapeutic treatment for dogs intoxicated by NSAIDs

Assistant Professor Emmanuelle Butty is quoted in the Worcester Telegram & Gazette on a recent study on NSAID intoxication in dogs.

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Welcome to the Herd: Kaustubh Dongaonkar

India native appointed assistant clinical professor in small animal surgery

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Bo Knows Survival

Young cat thrives after removal of rare mammary lesion

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Welcome to the Herd: Stefanie Arndt

Appointed assistant clinical professor of large animal surgery

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Welcome Back to the Herd: Marjorie Bercier

Experienced clinician appointed assistant professor of zoological medicine

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English Equine Specialist Living His American Dream

Q&A with large animal veterinary surgeon Carl Kirker-Head

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Welcome Back to the Herd: Claire Dixon

Former resident appointed assistant clinical professor in the Department of Clinical Sciences

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Jaw-dropping Care

Severely injured doodle puppy’s jaw saved by veterinarians and students at Cummings School’s Tufts at Tech

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One Health Advocate Studies Disease Processes to Benefit Animals and Humans

Q&A with Associate Chair, Department of Clinical Sciences Cynthia Leveille-Webster

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