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Chancellor Sharp traveled to the Panhandle today to check in on the System agencies who are fighting the biggest wildfire in Texas history.
Thank you @TDEM, @TXForestService, @txextension, @teextweet, and the @tamu Veterinary Emergency Team for the brave work you are doing!
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Jake from State Farm the dog was wandering through rural Waco with a large mass on his face.
Thanks to generous donors, @tamuvetmed was able to tackle the challenge and find the pup a forever home. 🐾 @KHOU
tx.ag/JaketheDog
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Meet Sophie, Tigger, Werner, Molly, and Cadbury: some adorable Aggie pets who have received life-saving care from @TAMUVMTH and @tamuvetmed! 🐶🐱
Read how new plans for the Small Animal Teaching Hospital plans are supporting small-animal care: bit.ly/3tTjNFD
Congratulation Dr. Evelyn Mackay on this great feature story about a special little patient. Houston’s Fighting Spirit vetspecialists.com/vet-speci…
Texas A&M Announces Selection Of Mascot Candidate today.tamu.edu/2021/02/05/te…
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My Aggies!!! I hope y'all have a happy holiday season! Stay safe and healthy and I will see you in 2021!!! 🐾 😄 ❄️
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On #VeteransDay and every day, we honor the brave men and women who have served our country.
Thank you. 🇺🇸
Texas A&M Veterinary Hospital retweeted
#ICYMI Dr. Jamie Benn Felix is working to create an oral anthrax vaccine for livestock and wildlife. The development of this vaccine could be a game changer, saving many animals' lives and potentially millions of dollars.
#TAMU #CVMBS @JamieBennFelix
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Texas A&M veterinary team helps animals affected by California fires theeagle.com/news/a_m/texas-… via @theeagle
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TVMA member Dr. Paul Morley of the @tamuvetmed is part of the research team at West Texas A&M VERO that received a $500,000 grant from the Food and Drug Administration to study antimicrobial drug resistance in cattle.
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Dr. Zoran exemplifies the Aggie Core value of selfless service! #TAMU facebook.com/162855267158024…
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Aggie vets at @tamuvetmed were able to successfully treat Lady, @Baylor's American black bear mascot, to remove a mass last week. We're glad to hear she's recovering well following the procedure.
Get well soon, Lady! 👍🐻
LADY HEALTH UPDATE: Judge Lady, one of our two beloved American black bears, is recovering from a successful operation to remove a mass that developed around her spinal column.
Details: bit.ly/3b067yD
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Texas A&M researchers identified the first #COVID19 positive cats in Texas.
The @tamuvetmed team is working to understand what this means for pets and their owners: tx.ag/COVID19Cats #tamu
tx.ag/COVID19Cats
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Fisher the otter made quite a splash when he came to the Texas A&M Small Animal Hospital for a dental procedure. Thanks to his talented veterinary team, he has an otterly bright future ahead of him at the @TXStateAquarium!
His story: tx.ag/FisherOtter
#TAMU #CVMBS #VMTH
Texas A&M Veterinary Hospital retweeted
Although a few pets have tested positive for the SARS-CoV-2 virus, there is no evidence supporting its transmission from pet-to-pet or pet-to-person, says Dr. Deb Zoran.
Get the latest info on caring for pets during this pandemic: tx.ag/PetTalk072420
#TAMU #CVMBS #PetTalk
Exciting day at #TAMU Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital as the First Lady of Aggieland @Reveille came in for her annual physical. #MissRev #ReveilleIX #TAMUVMTH
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With #ChecktheChipDay just around the corner, you may have some questions about microchips like...How do they work? Why should I have my pet microchipped? Learn more about these life-saving devices on AVMA’s website: bit.ly/2dEc1ay
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Dogs are renowned for their world-class noses, but a new study suggests they may have an additional—albeit hidden—sensory talent: a magnetic compass. bit.ly/2CnKjA9



























