State Veterinarian Orders an Immediate Halt to Poultry Shows, Exhibitions and Sales Statewide
Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza Detected in Tennessee
UTIA Hosts International Scholars for USDA Fellowship Programs
UT Faculty Engage in Mentorships to Impact Future Generations of Veterinary and Animal Science Professionals
New Cattle Disease Detected in Tennessee
Producers Urged to Monitor Their Cattle
AAVMC Recognizes UTCVM’s Rouse with Excellence in Research Award
Recognized for His Work in Viral Immunology and Immunopathology
UT Institute of Agriculture to Host 2023 U.S. Precision Livestock Farming Conference
Theme: Field Implementation of Precision Livestock Farming
UT College of Veterinary Medicine Names Large Animal Hospital for Charles and Julie Wharton
Naming Approved at Winter Meeting of the UT Board of Trustees Executive Committee
Reducing Emergence of Antibiotic-Resistant Bacteria: UTIA Involved in Global Efforts
UT AgResearch Associate Dean Appointed to WHO Advisory Group
Canine Distemper Case Confirmed at East Tennessee Shelter
UTCVM Says Vaccination Prevents Highly Contagious Disease
Howl-O-Ween at the UT Gardens
Halloween-themed Event for Pet Owners and Their Dogs
Matt Gray, Deb Miller Work to Prevent Amphibian Pathogen Spread
Professors Matt Gray and Deb Miller’s work in the Amphibian Disease Lab centers on preventing the spread of an amphibian pathogen, Bsal, to the United States. Bsal is currently spreading across Europe, and many fear that international pet trade will bring pathogen here. With the Appalachian region being a hotspot for salamander diversity, the Miller-Gray Lab is focused on prevention, detection, and transmission pathways for the pathogen.