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REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THIS YEARS 'LEARN YOUR STRIPES' VETERINARY TECHNICIAN CONTINUING EDUCATION EVENT AT Mizzou Coll...
08/31/2026

REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR THIS YEARS 'LEARN YOUR STRIPES' VETERINARY TECHNICIAN CONTINUING EDUCATION EVENT AT Mizzou College of Veterinary Medicine!
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2026
Featuring tracks in Small and Large animal medicine, we have topics for everyone! Earn up to 5 Hours of Continuing Education, network, and connect with sponsors at this event you won't want to miss! Breakfast and Lunch are provided 🙂
MORE INFORMATION: https://cvm.missouri.edu/veterinary-technician-ce-event/
DIRECT LINK TO REGISTER: https://secure.touchnet.net/C20.../web/product_detail.jsp...
WE HOPE TO SEE YOU THERE!
MIZ!đź’›

The RVTs of Mizzou's Veterinary Health Center will host their annual CE Event (now called Learn Your Stripes) on Oct 10th this year.

For more information and to register, click here: https://cvm.missouri.edu/veterinary-technician-ce-event/

08/28/2026
Tim will be missed by his family and friends. We cherish the memories and smiles that we will forever hold in our hearts...
08/25/2026

Tim will be missed by his family and friends. We cherish the memories and smiles that we will forever hold in our hearts🤍

This week, we had to say goodbye to a beloved member of the family. đź’›

Tim, one of our longtime Mizzou mules, was humanely euthanized at age 33 following a decline in his health and quality of life.

Tim arrived at the CVM with his longtime teammate, Terry, in 2003. For nearly two decades, the pair represented the university at events across Missouri, meeting countless people along the way. They retired in 2020 and have spent the past few years enjoying quieter days in the pasture, visits from friends and, of course, plenty of treats.

We’re grateful for the 23 years Tim spent with us and for every person who helped make them good ones. He will be deeply missed.

Remember Tim and look back at photos from his years at Mizzou: https://cvm.missouri.edu/remembering-tim-a-beloved-mizzou-mule/

08/12/2026
08/12/2026

In this month’s KRCG 13 Focus on Pets and Vets, we’re taking a closer look at what goes into treating veterinary orthopedic injuries and conditions. Tune in to see how our experts work together from diagnosis through recovery, using advanced imaging, specialized treatments and rehabilitation to help animals get back to doing what they love.

👉 Watch the full segment: https://krcgtv.com/features/focus-on-pets-vets/focus-on-pets-vets-orthopedics-is-more-than-broken-bones-and-surgery

07/29/2026

Why do some dairy cows develop difficult-to-treat udder infections?

That's the question second-year CVM student Hannah Jones is exploring this summer through the Veterinary Research Scholars Program.

Under the mentorship of Dr. Pamela Adkins, Hannah’s studying how an organism called Prototheca spreads between cows and their environments. Her research could one day help dairy producers improve herd health and reduce milk production losses.

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