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Meet one of our expert faculty in dentistry and oromaxillofacial surgery!
UW Veterinary Care is here to help during uncertain times. Dr. Sam Bilko, a UW Vet Med critical care veterinarian and educator, spoke with NBC15 about keeping pets safe and healthy during dog park visits and other outdoor activities.
https://bit.ly/4cAZW5J
Bored pet? We can help.
Join the Client Learning and Lending Center for Boredom Busters: At-Home Enrichment for Your Pets
Feb 22 | 10 AM to 12 PM
Free, in-person for UWVC clients - register at the link below. #uwvetmed #pethealth
https://bit.ly/3OvNFWa
SVM clinical assistant professor Amy Nichelason was featured in a recent Wirecutter article from The New York Times, sharing expert advice on when dogs may benefit from clothing for warmth.
#uwvetmed #pethealth
https://www.nytimes.com/wirecutter/reviews/advice-dog-clothing/
New research, co-authored by the SVM's Johanna Elfenbein in the Journal of Bacteriology, shows how Salmonella adapts to toxic sulfites through a distinct genetic pathway, helping explain bacterial persistence and informing food safety research. #uwvetmed
https://go.wisc.edu/en33mz
Birds communicate their health through behavior, and subtle changes can be early signs of stress or illness.
Dr. Grayson Doss breaks down what’s normal, what’s concerning, and when to seek veterinary care. #uwvetmed #pethealth
https://go.wisc.edu/3926wd
Healthy teeth matter for small mammals like rabbits, guinea pigs, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs.
UW Veterinary Care’s Special Species team explains warning signs, disease development, and why diet matters. #uwvetmed #pethealth
https://go.wisc.edu/76b4rb
Three SVM–led research projects were selected for the WARF–Zoetis Challenge Grant, advancing innovation in animal health. They focus on bovine antibody discovery, universal influenza vaccine design, and novel heartworm chemotherapies.
https://www.warf.org/news/advancing-innovation-in-animal-health/
As temperatures drop, preparation matters for large animals. Read UW Vet Med’s winter care tips.
https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/winter-hazards-for-large-animals-what-owners-need-to-know-as-temperatures-drop/
Happy New Year! May 2026 be filled with joy, compassion, and good health. #uwvetmed
Holiday foods can be dangerous for pets. Learn which foods to avoid and how to keep pets safe this season. #uwvetmed
https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/holiday-hazards-keep-these-foods-away-from-your-pets/
Our emergency teams are here for animals in need this holiday. UW Veterinary Care hospitals remain open for emergencies on Christmas Eve and Christmas Day. Call ahead.
The SVM’s Tony Goldberg is at it again with a new discovery.
His study sheds new light on Lund’s fly, a little-known species that affects both humans and primates. #UWVetMed #research
https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/parasitology-publishes-svm-paper-on-stowaway-insect/
Research led by SVM’s Starr Cameron on treating feline seizures is one of Wiley’s top 10 most-read UW articles of 2024, with 6,000+ accesses.
The study reviewed cats on zonisamide and found reduced seizure frequency.
#UWVetMed
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/38240116/#full-view-affiliation-2
What does teaching spectrum of care look like in vet school? A JAVMA article highlights how our WisCARES rotation shapes students after they leave Madison: building confidence, tailoring care to clients’ realities, and deepening empathy.
#UWVetMed
https://bit.ly/4i8mrj7
Positive interactions make pets happier and healthier, but not every meet-up goes smoothly.
UWVC’s Dr. Maria Verbrugge shares tips for safe, enriching pet introductions. #UWVetMed #PetSafety
https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/steps-to-follow-to-ensure-safe-enriching-interactions-between-pets/
From candy to decor, this season brings unique risks for pets. UW Veterinary Care veterinarians share tips on avoiding common toxins and what to do if exposure happens: https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/festive-fun-can-turn-toxic-for-pets-what-to-watch-out-for-this-holiday-season/
As routines change, some pets may struggle with being left alone.
UWVC’s Dr. Amy Nichelason shares tips for recognizing and managing separation anxiety in dogs and cats. #UWVetMed #PetCare
Read more: https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/tips-to-ease-separation-anxiety-in-pets/
CLLC: Keep Them Moving
UWVC clients can learn how to spot early signs of osteoarthritis, manage pain, and keep pets comfortable as they age. #uwvetmed
Oct. 15 | 5:30-6:30 PM
Register: https://docs.google.com/forms/u/4/d/e/1FAIpQLSd3qoOx-3rYnBkgqsP_ey-DWdgvP19gBxB09qqDf-4gVRgSlw/viewform
Congrats to UW–Madison, among the best in the nation! And, ICYMI, we’re #5 among vet schools in the most recent U.S News & World Report grad program rankings. We’re proud to shape the future of #VetMed, building on our legacy of excellence in education, research, and clinical care.
The Ryley Fund is driving innovation at UW Veterinary Care, funding new procedures, training, and equipment to advance patient care. Read more: https://www.vetmed.wisc.edu/clinical-and-translational-research-gets-boost-from-ryley-fund/
New opportunity: Veterinary Technician – Surgical Oncology @ UW Veterinary Care. Help launch a growing specialty service at UWVC. $19/hr minimum + sign-on bonus. Apply: https://jobs.wisc.edu/jobs/veterinary-technician-surgical-oncology-madison-wisconsin-united-states
Looking for your next opportunity in veterinary medicine?
The SVM Job Board is now live. Find externships, fellowships, and full-time roles, plus career tools and AVMA network access.
Start exploring:
vetmed-wisc.careerwebsite.com
36 pet cases of bird flu (H5N1) confirmed nationwide in 2025 so far, mostly in cats.
The SVM’s Dr. Peter Halfmann warns:
• Risk is low but real
• Avoid raw poultry/milk
• Keep cats indoors
Symptoms include: tiredness, breathing trouble, tremors.
#BirdFlu #AvianInfluenza
WisCARES is receiving a $2.18M grant from Maddie’s Fund to expand its clinic and increase support for families in crisis.
spectrumnews1.com/wi/madison/n...
Labrador Retrievers with a nerve condition called LPN may help unlock new treatments for similar disorders in humans.
DVM/PhD student Ryan Anderson earned an NIH Fellowship to study how the disease progresses—and how to stop it.
www.vetmed.wisc.edu/studying-dog...
Beau lived 11 years unable to open his mouth until UWVC gave him a second chance.
He barked. He played. He felt joy.
Your #PetWeek gift helps more pets live fully and feel unconditionally loved.
go.wisc.edu/petweek
On Saturday, the SVM community gathered for the annual Celebration of Excellence awards, honoring the outstanding individuals who contribute to the SVM, especially those in the class of 2025. See the full list of award winners at the link below.
www.vetmed.wisc.edu/2025-celebra...
It’s National Medical Laboratory Professionals Week! We’re grateful for the dedicated lab scientists, technologists, and pathologists at UW Veterinary Care who turn samples into life-saving insights. Their work is essential to animal health and veterinary medicine—thank you!
This Veterinary Receptionist Week, I want to thank the talented team members who keep our hospital moving every day!