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WCIA-TV (April 16) – Spring can be more dangerous than peak summer for canines, because they aren’t as acclimated to the heat. Dogs at highest risk include “our young dogs, our old dogs. And then…
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Bringing AI into Pork Production

January 09, 2026 / In the News

Popular Pig (Dec. 29) – Dr. Ben Blair was a guest on the podcast to talk about how AI really works and why the swine industry needs “homegrown” AI solutions that understand how farms truly…
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CBD Supplements for Pets

January 06, 2026 / In the News

New York Almanac (Jan. 5) – Cannabidiol (CBD) products claiming therapeutic benefits are marketed not only for people but also for pets. Dr. Gene Pavlovsky, the veterinarian who heads the small animal primary care service…
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Pets and CBD Supplements

December 23, 2025 / In the News

News-Gazette (Dec. 21) – Dr. Gene Pavlovsky, the veterinarian who heads the small-animal primary-care service at the University of Illinois Dr. John A Coyne South Clinic, says, “Because most of my patients who take CBD…
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Aiding Animals Affected by Frigid Weather

December 12, 2025 / In the News

WIFR-TV (Dec. 12) – “A core body temperature below 98 Fahrenheit is already considered hypothermia,” said Dr. Stefania Gelendi, a doctor of veterinary medicine at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine. For wildlife,…
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Hospital Introduces Advanced Laser Treatment for Bladder Stones

December 07, 2025 / In the News

News-Gazette (Dec. 7) – The University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital is among the first veterinary hospitals in the U.S. to offer lithotripsy using state-of-the-art thulium fiber technology. “Historically, bladder stones were removed surgically or,…
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Caring for Flat-Faced Pets

November 20, 2025 / In the News

The Paw Report (WEIU-TV; November 17) – Dr. Heidi Phillips, small animal surgeon from the University of Illinois Veterinary Teaching Hospital, explains what brachycephalic means and what problems affect flat-faced pets.