(Updated Monday, October 7, 2024 — updates are bolded) The Tennessee Department of Agriculture has requested that the UT College of Veterinary Medicine serve as the lead for animal-related supplies…
Relief Efforts for Animal-related Supplies
Gameday Traffic for Emergencies Coming to UT Veterinary Medical Center
Gameday emergencies: Please call 865-974-8387 to notify our client service representatives before arriving. Prior to and during games, traffic flow is toward the university, so expect traffic congestion. On game…
Gameday Emergency Access to UT Veterinary Medical Center
Gameday emergencies: Please call 865-974-8387 to notify our client service representatives before arriving. Prior to and during games, traffic flow is toward the university, so expect traffic congestion. On game…
HPAI in Dairy Cattle Updates
Virology & Immunology Diagnostic LabJacquline Risalvato, PhD, DVMAugust 28th, 2024 (number of cases updated November 5, 2024) What and where have cases been reported?442 livestock cases across fifteen states –…
How I Spent My Summer
Congratulations Summer Research Scholars and Mentors! What a wonderful achievement, thank you! Twenty-two UTCVM Summer Research Scholars participated in a 10-week research training designed to help veterinary students explore a…
UT Veterinary Professor Named President of National Board      Â
Brian Whitlock, the Charles and Julie Wharton Professor of Food Animal Field Services at the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine, has been named president of the American College…
The Dean’s First Week
It has been twenty years since Dr. Paul Plummer (CVM ’00) completed his large animal internal medicine residency at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine. The third-generation UTIA alumnus returned…
NIH R01 Grant Renewed
Drs. Girish Neelakanta and Hameeda Sultana, associate professors and vector-borne disease researchers from the University of Tennessee College of Veterinary Medicine Department of Biomedical and Diagnostic Sciences, successfully renewed their…
Does Your Cat Have Chronic GI Symptoms?
Clinicians at the UT College of Veterinary Medicine are recruiting cats with chronic gastrointestinal symptoms for a clinical trial. If your cat has had any of the following for 3…
Camelid Conference to be Held at Veterinary College
Staying informed about best practices helps ensure that camelids receive the highest quality of care. The Tennessee Alpaca Association (TAA)​ and UT College of Veterinary Medicine sponsor the bi-annual Camelid Conference to provide…
