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How to protect your pet during an in-flight emergency
Associate professor Elizabeth Rozanski offers advice on keeping pets and service animals safe during in-flight emergencies in this Washington Post story.
Cannabis and your pet: The dangers, the benefits, the unknown
Associate professor Liz Rozanski and veterinary resident Stephanie Kline spoke to Chronicle about how cannabis can impact your dog if ingested.
Bringing a spectrum of care to emergency medicine
DVM360 wrote about associate professor Liz Rozanski's spectrum of care presentation that she gave at the Midwest Veterinary Conference.
Committed to Providing the Best Care
Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine's Henry and Lois Foster Hospital for Small Animals among the elite Veterinary Trauma Centers
Clinical Case Challenge: German Shepherd with Recurrent Pyoderma
Lesions consistently returned after treatment
No More Hole in His Heart
Cattle dog mix George thrives after surgery to repair a heart defect
Tufts University, first responders simulate police K-9 rescue
Foster Hospital’s medical director (ECC), Armelle De Laforcade and Sean Majoy, critical care veterinarian, are featured on Spectrum News about a collaborative police K-9 rescue drill on the Grafton campus.
Is your dog high? Here’s how to tell, and what to do next.
Associate Professor Elizabeth Rozanski comments throughout this Boston Globe article on dogs ingesting foods with marijuana.