Auburn University Veterinary Teaching Hospital

Small Animal Teaching Hospital is a part of the Auburn University, College of Veterinary Medicine. The hospital offers medical treatment services for more than 13,000 small animal patients annually. Its veterinary clinicians and technicians provide critical care, 24-emergency response and medication management services. Small Animal Teaching Hospital offers diagnostic and therapeutic solutions for critically ill pets. The hospital has expertise in the areas of neurology, ophthalmology, oncology and dermatology. It provides training programs for students and veterinarians in the discipline of veterinary emergency and critical care medicine. Small Animal Teaching Hospital additionally conducts formal continuing education seminars. The hospital s research projects focus on the diagnostic and therapeutic aspects of acute diseases in dogs and cats.

The Auburn University Veterinary Teaching Hospital in Auburn, AL offers a comprehensive range of veterinary services, including care for small and large animals, emergency services, diagnostic services, and specialized treatments through Auburn Veterinary Specialists. The hospital is affiliated with the College of Veterinary Medicine, where students can pursue degrees in veterinary medicine, public health, and biomedical sciences. With a focus on one health and research, the hospital's academic departments cover anatomy, physiology, pharmacology, clinical sciences, and pathobiology. The facility also houses the Raptor Center and provides opportunities for continuing education, clinical trials, and outreach programs to support the local and global veterinary community. Generated from the website