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Kimberly Snedden, DVM

Assistant Professor of Practice

Department of Population Medicine and Diagnostic Sciences

Animal Health Diagnostic Center

Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine
Ithaca, NY 14853

Office: 607-253-3900
Email: kas25@cornell.edu

Profile

Education

  • DVM, Louisiana State University, 2003
  • MS, Cornell University, 1998
  • BS, Texas A&M University, 1990

Biography/Professional Experience

  • July 2019-present: Medical Director, Shelter Outreach Services (SOS), Ithaca, NY
  • 2010-present: Small Animal Veterinarian, Watkins Glen Veterinary Hospital, Watkins Glen, NY
  • 2010-present: Small Animal Veterinary Surgeon, Shelter Outreach Services, Ithaca, NY
  • 2006-2010: Small Animal Veterinarian, York Animal Hospital, York, NY
  • 2006-2010: Small Animal Veterinarian, Livonia Veterinary Hospital, Livonia, NY
  • 2003-2006: Mixed Animal Veterinarian, Claremont Animal Hospital, Claremont, NH
  • 1998-2003: Veterinary Assistant, Baton Rouge Pet Emergency Hospital, Baton Rouge, LA

Professional/Academic Affiliations

  • American Veterinary Medical Association
  • Association of Shelter Veterinarians
  • New York State Veterinary Medical Association
  • American Association of Equine Practitioners
  • American Association of Veterinary Laboratory Diagnosticians
  • United States Animal Health Association

Publications

Selected Publications

  1. Wakshlag, JJ, Snedden KA, Reynolds AJ. Biochemical and metabolic changes due to exercise in sprint-racing sled dogs: implications for post exercise carbohydrate supplements and hydration management. Veterinary Therapeutics 5(1): 52-59, 2004.
  2. Wakshlag, JJ, Snedden, KA, and AM Otis. Protein enhances glucose polymer induced post exercise glycogen repletion in sled dogs. Veterinary Therapeutics 3(3): 226-234, 2002.
  3. Ainsworth, DM, Smith, CA, Eicker, SW, Ducharme, NG, Henderson, KS, Snedden, KA, Dempsey, JA. Pulmonary-locomotory interactions in exercising dogs and horses. Respiratory Physiology 110(2-3):287-294, 1997.
  4. Ainsworth, DM, Beck, KA, Boatwright, CE, Snedden, KA, and WE Rebhun. Absence of residual lung damage in Rhodococcus equi infected foals. AJVR 54(2): 2115-2120, 1993.
  5. Ainsworth, DM, Ducharme, NG, Hackett, RP, Eicker, SW, and KA Snedden. Regulation of respiratory muscle activities during chemoreceptor stimulation in the adult horse. American Journal of Veterinary Research. 56(3): 366-373, 1995.