In the News

Today’s Veterinary Business (Oct. 20) – A study co-authored by Dr. Gene Pavlovsky and published in the Journal of the American Veterinary Medical Association confirms that low-stress handling not only benefits pet patients but also significantly…
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DVM360 (Oct. 17) – Shelter Me: The Cancer Pioneer premiered on PBS in December 2024 and was recently brought more prominently into the national spotlight with a pair of 2025 Daytime Emmys nominations. It features veterinarians…
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Paw Report (WEIU-TV; Oct. 8) – Dr. Stephany Lewis, director of the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic, takes viewers behind the scenes at the clinic’s treatment areas and wildlife ambassador residence as she describes…
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The Paw Report (WEIU-TV; Oct. 9) – Veterinary oncologist Dr. Joanna Schmit warns that bad breath or avoiding hard foods could be signs of an oral tumors. She shares her knowledge about oral tumors and…
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WICD-TV (Oct. 6) – Teigan Glenke, one of the student organizers of the annual Vet Med Open House, described the activities available at the event and said she hopes visitors “understand all the things you…
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News-Gazette (Oct. 5) – Area dog owners, here’s your chance to contribute to an important advance in animal health and get a free evaluation of your own pet’s health status! Dr. Arnon Gal, a boarded…
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Farms.com (Oct. 2) – Owners of healthy dogs between six months and two years old are encouraged to participate. Each enrolled pet will receive a brief physical exam and a blood draw during a scheduled…
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RFD Today (Illinois Farm Bureau Radio – minute 34:00 to 42:45; Sept. 25) – Savannah Limberg, a third-year veterinary student at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine and one of the student leaders…
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The Paw Report (WEIU-TV; Sept. 29) – Kim Knap, veterinary technician at the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital, shares how shockwave therapy can help our four-legged friends who maybe suffering.

WCIA-TV News (Sept. 24) – After seeing a surge of waterfowl infected with Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza — or bird flu — in the past week, the University of Illinois Wildlife Medical Clinic is urging…
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