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From the Editor, January 2024
As I write this we’re getting prepared for subzero temperatures here on the Palouse. Hopefully by the time you read this we’re all on the other side of the cold snap and with spring on the (distant) horizon. I’ll use that as a segue to mention that a cadre of veterinary students has come together […]
WSU ag animal faculty research updates, spring 2024
- Title: Host and rumen microbiome contributions to feed efficiency traits in Holstein cows
- Title: Comparative diagnoses of respiratory disease in preweaned dairy calves using sequential thoracic ultrasonography and clinical respiratory scoring
Impacts of Beef-on-Dairy on herd performance and economics
The use of dairy cattle as a source of beef has served as an alternative for maintaining the beef supply in U.S. markets.
Washington Integrated Food Safety Center of Excellence: Survey
Washington Integrated Food Safety Center of Excellence (CoE) and Washington Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory (WADDL) are conducting a survey to assess antimicrobial use patterns and tendencies among Washington State practicing veterinarians. The results of this survey will be used to assess trends in antimicrobial use in veterinarians and assist in the development of resources for […]
Opening of Veterinary Services Grant Program (VSGP) FY 2024 application cycle and publishing of 2024 Veterinary Shortage Situation Areas
USDA: The deadline for VSGP applications is Thursday, March 21, 2024 at 5:00 P.M. EST.
New Year’s resolutions for companion animal vets from the state vet’s office
Be RAD and use the RAD (Reportable Animal Disease) platform to report diseases of concern, new or emerging diseases, high morbidity or mortality events, or diseases with public health concern. Use free Electronic CVIS on Oregon Veterinary Information Systems. Use www.interstate.com for all your export needs. Educate clients on rescuing pets – What to Know […]
New Year’s resolutions for livestock vets from the state vet’s office
By Dr. Amber Itle, WA State Veterinarian Get to know your regional WSDA field vet: Contact List. Be RAD and use the RAD (Reportable Animal Disease) platform to report diseases of concern, new or emerging diseases, high morbidity or mortality events, or diseases with public health concern. Use free Electronic CVIS on Oregon Veterinary Information […]