Food for Thought: Feeding for a Healthier Urinary Tract
Bladder or urinary stones that affect people can also be a problem in some…
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A PRODUCTION OF THE UF COLLEGE OF VETERINARY MEDICINE, UF HEALTH COMMUNICATIONS STAFF AND WUFT-FM IN GAINESVILLEAnimal Airwaves—Live is an hour-long show that airs on Fridays from 1-2 p.m. on 89.1 WUFT-FM and 90.1 WJUF-FM in North Central and Mid Florida and is streamed live on wuft.org. The show features faculty members from the UF Veterinary Hospitals who address a variety of topics relating to pet health care for companion animals, exotic pets, horses and others.
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Tracking the Tube: A Day in the Life of a Diagnostic Sample from Collection to Conclusion
Ever wonder what happens when a sample is sent to UF’s Diagnostic Laboratory? Dr.…
ARCHIVE: Beam It Like Beckham: The Precision Game of Veterinary Radiation
Veterinary oncology is a specialized field in veterinary medicine centered on the diagnosis, treatment…
ARCHIVE: Stella’s Story: The Power of Genetic Testing for Dogs
Genetic testing can play a valuable role in human and animal health, alike. Canine…
ARCHIVE: Lab Results Unleashed: Why Laboratory Testing Matters to Pet Health
Although a clinical pathologist’s role is primarily behind the scenes, bloodwork and general lab…
ARCHIVE: Facial Recognition Goes Farmyard: AI’s New Frontier in Veterinary Care
Veterinary pain management specialists who focus on anesthesia and analgesia are always looking for…
ARCHIVE: Beat the Heat: Protecting Pets from Heat Stroke
As temperatures rise, so does the risk of heat stroke in our beloved pets.…
ARCHIVE: Helping Florida’s Marine Mammals: It Takes a Village
When Florida’s marine mammals and sea turtles become sick, injured or die, a quick…
ARCHIVE: Weighty Matters: Your Pet’s Path to Better Health
On this archived episode of Animal Airwaves Live, Dr. Richard Hill, a professor of…
ARCHIVE: Venom & Vets: An Update on Snake Bites in Pets
Quick bites, fast action. Snake bites are one of the most common occurrences in…
ARCHIVE: Diagnosis and Treatment of “Down Dogs”
If your dog is suddenly unable to rise, or can’t move its legs, it…
ARCHIVE: Paw-sitive Preparedness: Tips for Animal Disaster Preparedness from UF VETS
With hurricane season kicking off June 1, Dr. Larry Garcia, Clinical Associate Professor and…
Surface Matters: Seeing Eye to Eye on Ocular Surface Disease Treatment
Spring may feel fresh and bright, but the dry air and surges of pollen…
ARCHIVE: Stitched with Hope: Surgical Treatment Offers Hope for Animals with Birth Defects
It’s normal to feel disappointment upon learning that your dog or cat was born…
ARCHIVE: Keeping Horses and Cows Safe from Poisonous Plants
From mild gastrointestinal upset to more severe symptoms, even death, poisonous plants can be…
ARCHIVE: Canine and Feline Pregnancy: Common Complications and When to Seek Veterinary Help
In most cases, pregnant dogs and cats deliver their litter without complications, but veterinary…
ARCHIVE: Heart Set on Becoming a Vet? What to Know Before, During and After the Application Process
So, you want to be a veterinarian? In addition to caring for dogs, cats…
ARCHIVE: Managing Sepsis, a True Emergency, in Small Animals
Sepsis – along with septic shock – is a major cause of death in…
ARCHIVE: Radiation Oncology: A Powerful Tool for Cancer
Veterinary oncology today makes use of increasingly sophisticated tools and methods for treating cancer…
Your Couch Could Save a Life: The Untold Power of Pet Fostering
Many families are hesitant to introduce more paws into their homes, unaware that they…