"Molecular landscape of canine acanthomatous ameloblastoma" presented by Dr. Santiago Peralta, DVM, DACDC, Assistant Professor of Dentistry and Oral Surgery, Cornell University Department of Clinical Sciences.

• All Cornell faculty, staff, students and collaborators are welcome to attend.
• Seminar recording may be viewed at Panopto "VTMED - DCS Seminar Series".
• Light refreshments provided.

Through a grant made possible by Dr. Hollis Erb, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell is proud to offer subsidized spay/neuter clinics for outdoor & community cats of CU Faculty, Staff, and Students on specific dates through the end of November 2019. 

We hope you'll be joining us July 26 - 28, 2019 as we celebrate 31 years of excellence in feline veterinary education. This year’s Fred Scott Feline Symposium will be grant attendees 16 CE Credits, and the opportunity to mingle with friends and colleagues at the Taste of the FLX Reception.

This year’s program will provide a unique balance of scientific updates, clinically relevant education, and innovative sessions designed to engage and educate attendees.

We are very fortunate to have Dr. Niels Pedersen provide us with an update on feline infectious peritonitis (FIP) and...

Through a grant made possible by Dr. Hollis Erb, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell is proud to offer subsidized spay/neuter clinics for outdoor & community cats of CU Faculty, Staff, and Students on specific dates through the end of November 2019. 

Class approved for 1 NY state CE credit. 

Magnetic resonance imaging can be an especially useful diagnostic elucidating soft tissue and boney injury in the horse. This lecture will cover basic principles of MRI and its clinical application to referring veterinarians. Anatomy will be reviewed with relevance to types of scans (stir vs. proton dense, etc.). Common injuries will be exemplified in both the foot and the fetlock and where more common imaging modalities fall short. When to pursue MRI will be a focus of this lecture. A few cases will be discussed outlining the lameness exam...

Through a grant made possible by Dr. Hollis Erb, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell is proud to offer subsidized spay/neuter clinics for outdoor & community cats of CU Faculty, Staff, and Students on specific dates through the end of November 2019. 

Through a grant made possible by Dr. Hollis Erb, Maddie's Shelter Medicine Program at Cornell is proud to offer subsidized spay/neuter clinics for outdoor & community cats of CU Faculty, Staff, and Students on specific dates through the end of November 2019. 

ENGAGE • APPLY • EXCEL

The 2019 New York State Veterinary Conference is a three-day continuing education opportunity that provides attendees with high-impact professional development, offering up to 22 RACE CE credits per person. This year’s conference includes innovative formats such as interactive case studies, hands-on labs, and panel discussions, on top of the more traditionnal lectures to help attendees practice applying what they have learned.

Co-sponsored by the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and the New York State Veterinary Medical Society, the...

ENGAGE • APPLY • EXCEL

The 2019 New York State Veterinary Conference is a three-day continuing education opportunity that provides attendees with high-impact professional development, offering up to 22 RACE CE credits per person. This year’s conference includes innovative formats such as interactive case studies, hands-on labs, and panel discussions, on top of the more traditionnal lectures to help attendees practice applying what they have learned.

Co-sponsored by the Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine and the New York State Veterinary Medical Society, the...