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Only a few days left until our free webinar with Dr. Sally Coggins discussing FIP treatment in the USA. Date: August 21, 2024 @ 6PM EST Location: Online Webinar Click this link to register: hubs.la/Q02K-wyM0

In partnership with Cornell Riney Canine Health Center we have conducted evidence-based advice about raw food for dogs. It's important for people to know that not all raw diets look like raw meat. Freeze-drying is not equivalent to cooking, in fact, it’s the opposite. vet.cornell.edu/departments-ce…

August 26th is Women's Equality Day.

Happy National Dog Day from the Baker Institute for Animal Health! How are you celebrating with your canine friends today? Tell us in the comments. #nationaldogday #cornell #cornellbakerinstitute

Today we celebrated Chip Thompson and his 26+ years of dedication to Cornell University and the Baker Institute for Animal Health. Thank you Chip for your commitment and excellent work throughout the years. Congratulations on your retirement! 🥳

Here is a look at some of the important dates and themes coming up this month! We'll have more info and showcase additional days as we progress through September.

Yesterday we celebrated Nikola Danev's successful thesis defense on “Bovine adult stem and progenitor cells: from transcriptomics to therapeutic potential,” which poses the use of mammosphere-derived epithelial cells as a potential novel treatment for mastitis. Congrats Nikola Danev!

Most people may not think of the importance of community and research, but that is a large focus at the Baker Institute for Animal Health. Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Cornell University Nikola Danev Read the full article below. vet.cornell.edu/about-us/news/…

Happy #ThrowbackThursday! Today's photo features a group photo of the 2011 Baker Institute Leadership Program Student.

Last week the Biochemistry, Molecular & Cell Biology and the Genetics, Genomics & Development programs held their graduate student coating ceremonies. We had several students choose labs at Baker Institute; Serena (Caddy Lab), & Jessica and Camila (Evans Lab). Congratulation!

This summer the Veterinary Investigator Program students in the Goodman lab collected ticks & tested them for tick borne pathogens. Congrats for your hard work & completing research projects. To learn more about this program click the link below. vet.cornell.edu/education/othe…

A new study from College of Veterinary Medicine researchers finds the first genetic evidence of feline coronavirus (FCoV) transmission between a captive wild and a domestic cat. Baker Institute for Animal Health Cornell University College of Veterinary Medicine Read the full article here. news.cornell.edu/stories/2024/0…

The #HallsofBaker showcase a rich history that promotes the institute's progress since it's inception in 1950. This photo features some of the annual reports over the years.

Hemangiosarcoma (HSA) is a cancer that affects a significant number of dogs. Dr. Charles Danko, Baker Institute for Animal Health, is employing cutting-edge technologies to examine each cell in a HSA tumor, to uncover new ways to diagnose & treat. Click to learn more. hubs.ly/Q02Npz3l0

Happy Friday the 13th!

Want to help contribute to the future of canine health? Complete this survey to help determine which of our current genetic research studies would benefit most from your dog's participation. Scan the QR code or click the link below. bit.ly/3z3YCqD #cornell

Dr. Cynthia Leifer’s research project focuses on optimizing the engineering of feline chimeric antigen receptor producing cells that can be used to treat not only FIP, but also other important diseases of cats such as lymphoma. Click link to learn more. hubs.la/Q02PxswZ0

"When breeders of Siberian huskies began contacting Heather Huson ’97, frantic after learning their purebred dogs were showing ancestry from other breeds in ancestry tests, Huson decided to find out why." - Cornell Chronicle Read the full article below. hubs.ly/Q02QhlvK0

Happy #ThrowbackThursday! Today's photo features one of the first IVF puppies born in 2015, project was led by Dr. Alex Travis.

It's hard to believe, but the holidays are just around. Here are a few holiday pet hazards to keep in mind. Read the article below. hubs.la/Q02QzRsS0