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Six-year-old German Shepherd, sitting up on her hospital table being celebrated as the 400th patient to receive a dialysis/extracorporeal therapy treatment at Cummings School’s Foster Hospital. There are gold balloons hanging over her with the numbers 400.

Saving Lives of Intoxicated Dogs

Cummings School researchers lead collaborative effort to publish two studies in successful treatment of dogs with NSAID intoxication

Buddy, a Coonhound mix, stands on a porch outside

Two Dogs on Ventilators Defy the Odds, Make Full Recoveries

Buddy and Teddy, recent patients at the Foster Hospital for Small Animals at Tufts, are healthy and home with their families thanks to a team of critical care veterinarians

three-month old puppy chihuahua and rat terrier mix

The Saga of Sage

Three-month old puppy survives scare from leptospirosis

An illustration of a dog with a scarf and a cat with a sweaterl. Text: Keeping pets safe in the winter months.

Winter Hazards for Pets

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An illustration of a bag of saline fluid

Veterinarians at Tufts Raise Awareness of Intravenous Fluid Therapy Complications

Clinicians at Cummings School of Veterinary Medicine launch an initiative encouraging animal hospitals to rethink the use of intravenous fluid in hospitalized patients

Loki Defeats Panleukopenia

Kitten survives nearly five weeks in hospital after numerous complications from rare viral disease

A Mini Miracle

Four-pound dachshund saved by treatment on new extracorporeal therapy machine

Dog Collars and Harnesses

Five things to know

funny jack russell alone at home after biting and destroying a pillow, sitting over a sofa. separation anxiety concept.

Puppies on Prozac: How to Handle Your Pet’s Anxiety

Clinical assistant professor Stephanie Borns-Weil is quoted in The New York Times discussing pets and anxiety. (Subscription required)

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