My first rotation, small animal emergency, is undoubtedly one of the most challenging but it was one of the most unique rotations as well. We were scheduled to be on duty from 4:00 pm to 12:30 am, however, we did not leave earlier than 4:00 am most days. It was tough initially to get our […]
Stayin’ Alive
I received my first crash course in veterinary CPR this month. I was pleasantly surprised to learn of its similarities to human CPR, with which I am more familiar. Just as with people, beginning chest compressions immediately and keeping them as consistent as possible are the most critical and influential factors in a successful outcome. After learning the […]
California Wildfires: Promoting Hope in a Time of Hardship
As many of you are aware, Northern California has been facing extensive wildfires. Unfortunately, as a result, many animals became separated from their owners. This has left many animals injured and in need of medical attention. To address this need in our neighboring communities, the School of Veterinary Medicine’s Veterinary Emergency Response Team has provided care to rescued […]
