How brain surgery and an innovative vaccine treatment gave one family two more years with their beloved dog, Izzy.

When a cat named Zeke needed a brain tumor removed, specialists at the University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine were uniquely equipped to help.

A rare autoimmune disease occurs at much higher rates in dogs than in people, making a canine model ideal for studying why the disease happens, and how to prevent it.

Before retirement, the program’s co-founder, CVM professor of surgery Liz Pluhar, set the Canine Brain Tumor Program up for a new chapter of success in human and veterinary medicine.

An accurate neurological triage assessment is vital to providing appropriate patient care quickly and effectively. Here are a veterinary neurologist’s recommendations for completing one.

Longtime VMC client recalls years of compassionate care and specialty services that have saved her animals time and time again

Physicians and scientists at the University of Minnesota have opened a new brain cancer clinical trial and have treated their first patient.

Couple crosses an ocean of obstacles to seek treatment at CVM for dog’s aggressive brain tumor

With nearly two decades on the job, Engrem brings a passion for client connections to neurology service