| Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine

Cancer trial on dogs at Grafton veterinary school could benefit humans

The Telegram & Gazette highlights Professor Cheryl London and osteosarcoma clinical trial patient Haley Pratt, 7-year-old golden retriever.

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Radiation Treatments Keep Mouth Cancer at Bay for Cocker Spaniel with Heart Disease

Angie’s treatment plan was designed to maximize her quality of life

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New Robot is on the Job at Foster Hospital

Sterilization robot kills highly resistant bacteria in heightened effort to prevent infection

Veterinary blood banks facing shortage. Your dog could help.

Assistant Clinical Professor Clare Timothy, of Cummings School's Foster Hospital for Small Animals, discusses the important role of the hospital's blood bank and how animal donors are screened and cared for during a blood draw.

Logan, a Miniature American Shepherd, jumps to catch a blue and orange frisbee outside.

Cancer Diagnosis Doesn’t Stop Miniature American Shepherd from Winning Titles

Logan trained and competed in obedience events during his cancer treatments at Foster Hospital

A group of thirteen people in medical scrubs pose around a brick sign that reads “Tufts Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine.” They are standing and sitting on a landscaped area with green grass and scattered autumn leaves, under a blue sky with trees in the background.

Hearts are in Good Hands at Foster Hospital

Cardiology service expands offering cutting-edge medicine and community partnership to pets facing complex heart conditions

A senior brown and white Basset Hound who lost an eye to glaucoma is standing on a stone patio on a sunny day.

Ophthalmology Team at Foster Hospital Helps Save Basset Hound’s Vision

After Beatrice lost one eye to glaucoma, the team staves off the disease in her other eye through surgery

Ask the Vet: Why does our goldendoodle go nuts when my wife and I hug?

Assistant clinical professor Stephanie Borns-Weil and assistant professor Ramón Almela answer questions in a new Boston Globe column, “Ask the Vet.”

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Welcome Dr. Sarah Crain

New assistant clinical professor joins the Internal Medicine team at Foster Hospital