Kara, a sophomore animal science major and VMBS ambassador, visited the Texas Panhandle to study and learn about the dairy industry, giving her a solid foundation in her pursuit to begin a career in large animal medicine. #TAMUVetMed

Earlier this week, administrators, faculty, and students from the Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences enjoyed visiting with Texas Legislators during our bi-annual Legislative Visit Day! #TAMUVetMed

Occasionally, horses can be late to shed their thick winter coats. While this isn’t always a problem, it can be a symptom of pituitary pars intermedia dysfunction (PPID), also known as equine Cushing’s disease. More: #TAMUVetMed

We are looking forward to meeting you this weekend at Aggieland Saturday! 👍 Informational Sessions: DVM Program: 11:45 a.m. and 1:00 p.m. in VENI 106A/B Biomedical Sciences: 10:30 a.m. and 11:30 a.m. outside Gates Ballroom (MSC 2400) More: #TAMUVetMed

Are you a veterinarian looking for affordable CE for your technician team? Or, are you a technician looking for new learning opportunities? Learn more about Texas A&M's Veterinary Technician Annual Conference (VTAC) at

Researchers at the Texas A&M VMBS and the University of Minnesota have received a $3.8 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to develop antiviral drugs for treating mpox — formerly known as monkeypox. Learn more: #TAMUVetMed

Thank you, @TVMA, for gifting our second-year veterinary students with bandage scissors engraved with their graduation year! We are grateful for our ongoing collaboration with TVMA and their passion for fostering the next generation of veterinarians in Texas. #TAMUVetMed

Biomedical sciences advisors play a crucial roles in students' educational journeys, providing them with tools and skills needed to thrive during their undergraduate degree and preparing them for post-graduate programs. Schedule an appointment: #TAMUVetMed

Reagan, a second-year veterinary student, found veterinary mentors at a young age. The mentorship and guidance she received allowed her to gain hands-on experience and has set her up for success as she has begun her veterinary medicine career. #TAMUVetMed #VetStudentLife

Texas A&M and @Baylor have historically been competitors in athletics, but there’s at least one area where the two have established a tradition of teamwork — caring for Baylor’s live American black bear mascots. Read more: #TAMUVetMed

Dr. Ivan Rusyn was awarded the 2025 Philippe Shubik Distinguished Scientist Award from The Toxicology Forum! This award honors an individual in the field of toxicology who has made significant contributions through research and mentorships. #TAMUVetMed

Do you have a cat who needs to be neutered or spayed? The Office Of Veterinary Clinical Investigation at the VMBS is enrolling cats in a clinical trial to monitor and manage body temperature during and after surgery through a microchip. More:

One of the VMBS’ newest efforts in addressing the nationwide rural veterinarian shortage includes a program launched over the 2024 summer known as the Rural Veterinary Practice Preclinical Externship. #TAMUVetMed More:

Check out those goggles! 🥽 👀 Students at our VERO campus wore ultrasound goggles while performing abdominal ultrasounds to check for pregnancy on does. The ultrasound image was displayed in the goggles and on an iPad for other students to view. #TAMUVetMed 📷 2VM Brogan Gunia

Texas A&M AgriLife Research recently recognized two VMBS faculty members with Director's Awards for their exceptional leadership and impact. Congratulations to Drs. Weston Porter and Thomas Welsh Jr.! #TAMUVetMed More:

We are springing into a new semester at VMBS! 📚 DVM students returned last week and BIMS students joined us on Monday. We are looking forward to another great semester! #TAMUVetMed

VMBS equine specialists Drs. Noah Cohen and Rebecca Legere were recognized for outstanding accomplishments at the 2024 American Association of Equine Practitioners (AAEP) conference. #TAMUVetMed Read more:

Fourth-year veterinary students Fred Holcomb and Alexandra (Bettencourt) Wethington received the $75,000 Coyote Rock Ranch Scholarship from the Foundation for the Horse for their outstanding performance during veterinary school. #TAMUVetMed More:

As we prepare for our new Clinical Veterinary Teaching & Research Complex, we must say goodbye to the outdated but very well-loved Veterinary Medical Sciences Building 507, which played a role in educating generations of Aggie veterinarians. More photos:

Two highly regarded VMBS faculty members, Drs. Anton Hoffman and Adam Patterson, have been named recipients of the 2024-2025 Provost Academic Professional Track Faculty Teaching Excellence Award. #TAMUVetMed