Osteoarthritis is a serious and growing problem in dogs. Although most often diagnosed in older pets, recent studies show it begins much earlier than many realize. In fact, 20% of dogs over one year old, 40% of those under four, and an astounding 80% of dogs over eight show signs of this chronic and progressive joint disease.
Congratulations to two, well-deserving, CDPM faculty members who were awarded tenure and/or promotion from President Fuchs during the 2024-25 UF Promotion and Tenure cycle.
Please see below for all July peer-reviewed publications by CDPM faculty and indexed through PubMed.
The Animal Law Section of The Florida Bar presented its 2025 Outstanding Achievement Award to Dr. Adam Stern for his significant contributions to animal welfare in Florida.
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The University of Florida Veterinary Forensic Sciences Lab played a crucial role in solving the case of the first fatal bear attack ever recorded in Florida.
A new University of Florida study focusing on manatees’ immune systems reveals how glyphosate, the world’s most commonly used herbicide, may threaten manatee health in an environment increasingly impacted by human activities. Other UF authors who contributed to the study include Mike Walsh, D.V.M., a clinical associate professor in the…
Please see below for all March peer-reviewed publications by CDPM faculty and indexed through PubMed.
