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“Paws Up” – Brought to you by the PVM Wellness Committee

August 15, 2025

This week, we are celebrating the Purdue University Small Animal Hospital Reception team as a truly stellar group of helpers!


PVM Toxicologist’s Warning about Poisonous Mushrooms Aids Pet Owners Locally and Nationally

August 15, 2025

They’re known as “Death Cap Mushrooms” and for good reason – Dr. Steve Hooser, Purdue Veterinary Medicine professor of toxicology and senior veterinary toxicologist at the Indiana Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, says they can be fatal for dogs. Dr. Hooser says the mushrooms, scientifically known as Amanita spp., have appeared in yards and fields across central Indiana.


Lifesaving Purdue Veterinary Care for Oliver the Cat Leads Grateful Client to Give Back

August 15, 2025

It was 2023 when Sam Elomar, of Hobart, Indiana, brought his six-year-old cat Oliver to the Purdue University Veterinary Hospital for care that he now believes saved Oliver’s life. In appreciation, Sam chose to give back by making a gift to the hospital, sharing his gratitude in a meaningful way that reflects the care, compassion, and expertise he and Oliver received at Purdue.


Spotlight on Hematology: Two PVM Legends Headline Upcoming Purdue Veterinary Conference

August 15, 2025

The 2025 Purdue Veterinary Conference will bring together 73 expert speakers across 19 specialized tracks ranging from canine and feline hematology, to small animal oncology, to farm animal care, when it is held September 16-20 on Purdue University’s West Lafayette campus. Of special note is a pair of talks that will be given Thursday, September 18 by two Purdue legends in veterinary clinical pathology — Dr. Dennis DeNicola and Dr. Fred Metzger — who will deliver back-to-back sessions that have the potential to transform the way attendees approach veterinary diagnostics.


Purdue Veterinary Medicine Dean Bret Marsh Honored at Indiana State Fair

August 15, 2025

The 2025 edition of the Indiana State Fair in Indianapolis brought surprise recognition for the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine’s Dean and Hospital CEO, Dr. Bret Marsh this week. Dr. Marsh was on stage at the State Fair’s Pioneer Village Opry House for a program on Wednesday, August 13, thinking he had been invited to share brief remarks. His understanding of the situation changed quickly, though, when he realized he was not there to give a presentation, but instead to receive special recognition.


Purdue and Illinois Veterinary Summer Research Scholars Connect at Lynn Hall

August 1, 2025

Veterinary students from Purdue University and the University of Illinois who opted to dedicate their summer to gaining hands-on experience in scientific discovery convened at Lynn Hall recently for an intense one day symposium. The 13th Annual Joint Symposium of Purdue University and University of Illinois Veterinary Scholars was held at Lynn Hall June 25.


“Paws Up” – brought to you by the PVM Wellness Committee

August 1, 2025

Today we are sharing our appreciation for Grace Craig, who is an administrative assistant in the Office of Engagement.


2025 ACVIM Forum Shines Recognition Spotlight on Purdue Veterinary Medicine Residents

August 1, 2025

This summer, two Purdue Veterinary Medicine residents, including one who will be joining the faculty this fall, won awards at the acclaimed ACVIM Forum – regarded as the leading event for advanced, specialist-level education in veterinary internal medicine.


New Clinical Residents Welcomed to Purdue Veterinary Medicine

August 1, 2025

As the calendar pages turn toward the latter part of summer, it’s time to welcome a new class of residents to the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine. On July 16, the Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences (VCS) held a welcome breakfast for the new VCS residents in the Joy Matson room of the Brunner Small Animal Hospital.


New Purdue Veterinary Medicine Dean Moves College Forward with Appointments to New Cabinet

July 25, 2025

Since assuming his new role as dean of the Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in November 2024, Dr. Bret Marsh, the former Indiana State Veterinarian, has moved steadfastly to find talent within the college as well as amongst alumni and stakeholders, for open leadership positions.