Recipients of the certificate demonstrate sincere interest and outstanding didactic and clinical expertise in internal medicine.

Emergency care from the University of Minnesota Veterinary Medical Center reveals the cause of a horse’s severe colic—and saves his life.

After weeks of escalating complications, a young horse named Bill found expert care and a second chance at the Veterinary Medical Center.

The certificate recognizes fourth-year veterinary students who demonstrate a sincere interest in veterinary internal medicine, as well as outstanding clinical expertise.

Faculty members Emily Barrell, Dawn Foster-Hartnett, and Chris Stauthammer have been named recipients of the Award for Excellence in Academic Unit Service.
 

Brush with death can’t slow down Arabian show horse

Veterinarians race against the clock to save newborn foal from deadly infection

Life doesn’t start off easy for newborn donkey Blackjack, but expert care puts him back on track

Duo of medical emergencies put the survival of a horse named Tier to the test

VMC Companion Animal Fund helps make expensive care feasible for horse diagnosed with colic