The UF College of Veterinary Medicine is respected nationally and internationally for its ongoing and well established commitment to animal, human and environmental health.
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- Gainesville, FL, 32610
- Phone:
- (352) 392-2213
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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- CVM Fall Equine Lecture Series...
Equine Auditorium
Thursday, October 22 at 7:00pm - UF CVM Alumni Homecoming Celeb...
Florida Gym
Saturday, November 7 at 5:00pm - Ride with Team VetMed
Ride will begin at Loften High School
Sunday, October 25 at 8:30am - Coldstone Night to Support UF ...
Coldstone Creamery on Archer RD.
Thursday, October 22 at 4:00pm
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Happy Thanksgiving to all from the UF CVM and Veterinary Medical Center!
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine
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University RelationsJane Adams or Melissa Orth111Tigert Hall/PO Box 113157Gainesville, FL 32611T (352) 392-4574F (352) 846-3124email
See MoreUniversity of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Cat rescue efforts are underway in Hendry County.
Cat rescue underway at pet sanctuary - NBC-2.com WBBH News for Fort Myers, Cape Coral & Naples, Flor
www.nbc-2.com
CLEWISTON:Animal rescue teams descended on a cat sanctuary in Hendry County. The NBC2 Investigators were the first to break the story of unsanitary living conditions at the 10th Life Sanctuary.
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine More info about the CVM's involvement in Hendry County is available in the attached link.
www.ufsheltermedicine.com
The City of LaBelle Animal Control department has accepted custody of approximately 600 cats following the closure of the Tenth Life Sanctuary in Hendry County.
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine UF's VETS Disaster Response and Maddie's Shelter Medicine teams will provide critical support next week to Hendry County Animal Control in response to the closing of 10th Life Cat Sanctuary. VETS will provide incident command leadership and will direct, equip and staff medical operations. Other key agencies and vets fr...om surrounding counties will assist in providing veterinary assessments to approximately 600 cats.
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine The college’s Veterinary Medical Center is the only one in the country that offers stereotactic radiosurgery (SRS) for the treatment of certain types of cancers, including those affecting bone and brain, in companion animals. This highly-targeted and effective treatment is made possible through the VMC’s strong collabo...rative relationships with UF’s McKnight Brain Institute, as well as our skilled oncology group.
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Folks, the November issue of The Veterinary Page, our electronic internal newsletter, is now available for your viewing pleasure. Check out an interesting profile on one of our special donors, whose support helped establish our Small Animal Rehabilitation & Fitness Center; a few more shots of Geoffrey the giraffe, our ...recent patient; and the scoop on a special prize-winning dairy goat named Martini. Enjoy!
www.vetmed.ufl.edu
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Did you know that the CVM offers world class basic science research strengths in the area of comparative animal neuroscience, from manatees to human? And in neural injury, from peripheral nerve to traumatic injury of the brain and spine. Or that our Center for Environmental and Human Toxicology is a leader in aquatic t...oxicology with major strengths in nanotoxicology? True facts.
Paul Jaffe Where can we buy UFCVM Vet School clothes/caps/other items?? Inquiring alumni want to know. :)
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University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine The CVM's new small animal hospital is platinum-certified (the highest designation) by LEED, an internationally recognized green building certification system. Among other environmentally friendly features, the hospital will use products with recycled content from local/regional vendors; will recycle scrap from constr...uction; will use reflective roofing materials, and low emission materials and paints. There will be lots of open space and ambient light. See link for more about the Leed program.
www.usgbc.org
LEED is an internationally recognized green building certification system, providing third-party verification that a building or community was designed and built using strategies aimed at improving ...
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Taylor Mason
Hello! I am looking for information on your veterinary program. Some questions: Do I need credits? Do I have to keep a certain GPA? Is the admission process competitive? How long does it take to get a degree, and be a certified veterarian? How much are dorm fees? Thank you for her help!
~Taylor Mason
University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Who remembers the inspiring story of Lance, the Super Dog? We ran a story in the Fall 2008 Florida Veterinarian about Lance (the newsletter is posted on our Web site in the PR section if you missed it.) The Miami Herald ran a story this week about Lance and his special owners, how the UFCVM neurology service helped the...m and how Lance is helping sick kids at Miami Children's Hospital. If you haven't read about Lance, check this story out -- you'll be so glad you did.
www.miamiherald.com
Every Tuesday, patients at Miami Children's Hospital get a visit from a foot-tall therapist who doesn't make them exercise or ask them how they feel.
See MoreUniversity of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine Dr. Julie Levy, director of Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at the UF CVM and internal medicine specialist, has been widely quoted in the news recently on the subject of pets and H1N1. Attached is Steve Dale's syndicated column, "My Pet World", in the Hartford Courant a couple of days ago. More information on H1N1 an...d pets for pet owners as well as FAQs for veterinarians is posted on the CVM Web site.
www.courant.com
The fact that a single cat came down with the H1N1 is fascinating to scientists, veterinary infectious disease researchers and human virologists, but is this truly significant at all? Here's what happened: ...
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