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Providing a Good Quality of Life is the Least We Can Do

In the News: arch Magazine

Providing a Good Quality of Life is the Least We Can Do

Dr. Maria Camila Ceballos standing in a field with cows.

UCalgary Veterinary Medicine animal welfare researcher wins prestigious award

Two brown cows standing on a green field with a blue sky.

Vet med prof wins prestigious cattle health award

A rural fire service crew attempts to protect a property in New South Wales in December 2019.

How wildfire smoke affects pets and other animals

Mike Scott helps Veterinary Medicine student Brenna Sakatch and Erica Ward.

Equine rotations at Tsuut'ina and Siksika Nations give vet med students a leg up on horse care skills

Drone shot of W.A. Ranches at the University of Calgary, a 19,000-acre cattle ranch just west of Calgary.

W.A. Ranches officially transfers a 19,000-acre living laboratory and classroom to UCalgary

Traumatic reticuloperitonitis, commonly called 'hardware disease,' is a potentially fatal condition caused by cattle inadvertently eating sharp metal fragments, like bits of wire or nails, in their feed. University of Calgary Veterinary Medicine photo

Winning presentation on hardware disease in cattle based on summer feedlot job experience