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Six-year-old German Shepherd, sitting up on her hospital table being celebrated as the 400th patient to receive a dialysis/extracorporeal therapy treatment at Cummings School’s Foster Hospital. There are gold balloons hanging over her with the numbers 400.

Saving Lives of Intoxicated Dogs

Cummings School researchers lead collaborative effort to publish two studies in successful treatment of dogs with NSAID intoxication

three-month old puppy chihuahua and rat terrier mix

The Saga of Sage

Three-month old puppy survives scare from leptospirosis

An illustration of a bag of saline fluid

Veterinarians at Tufts Raise Awareness of Intravenous Fluid Therapy Complications

Clinicians at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine launch an initiative encouraging animal hospitals to rethink the use of intravenous fluid in hospitalized patients

Loki Defeats Panleukopenia

Kitten survives nearly five weeks in hospital after numerous complications from rare viral disease

A Mini Miracle

Four-pound dachshund saved by treatment on new extracorporeal therapy machine

Parson Russell Terrier and black Manchester Terrier Dog. Two small beauty friendly dog are running together over a green meadow

Enrolling New Canine Patients

Cummings School recruiting for clinical trial of dogs with urinary tract infections

Pet Diabetes

Five Things to Know

Serena, a six-year old white German shepherd with the leaders of her Foster Hospital care team providing her with dialysis treatement

400 and Counting

Foster Hospital for Small Animals saves German shepherd and reaches milestone number of extracorporeal therapy patients

female veterinarian holding a little longhaired dashhund

Staying With the Herd: Emmanuelle Butty

Former resident and fellow appointed assistant clinical professor in Department of Clinical Sciences

Internal Medicine (SA)