Many first-time pet owners quickly learn how many diseases and conditions affect our four legged friends just as they do people. Dogs get urinary tract infections and cancer. Cats develop cataracts and hyperthyroidism. But researchers have developed ways to help pets—often using the same treatments originally designed for their human counterparts. Watch the video to learn more and go to Love Animals? Support Animal Research.
Faculty, research staff, and researchers are invited to a virtual town hall to consider the formation of a U Community and Preventative Health research initiative.
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