Purdue Veterinary Medicine remembers Dr. Kevin Thomas Schultz (PU DVM ’76), who passed away Aug. 15 at age 74.
His career included clinical practice, research, veterinary education and animal health R&D leadership.
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@pucvm.bsky.socialPurdue Veterinary Medicine remembers Dr. Kevin Thomas Schultz (PU DVM ’76), who passed away Aug. 15 at age 74.
His career included clinical practice, research, veterinary education and animal health R&D leadership.
@pucvm.bsky.socialA visual oral exam only tells part of the story.
Dental radiographs help veterinarians evaluate tooth roots, surrounding bone and other structures below the gumline, where dental disease may otherwise go unseen.
@pucvm.bsky.socialPaws Up for Dr. Kenitra Hendrix and Dr. Craig Bowen.
After months of intensive HPAI testing at the Animal Disease Diagnostic Laboratory, they spent one day each month this summer cooking pancakes for staff as a show of appreciation.
@pucvm.bsky.socialWhat does “down on sound” mean during an equine lameness exam?
With front-limb lameness, a horse may raise its head as the painful limb lands and lower it as the sound limb bears weight.
Identifying the limb is only the first step.
@pucvm.bsky.socialStormie completed treatment for multicentric lymphoma at Purdue University Small Animal Hospital and is currently in remission. Her Oncology team marked the milestone with treats and a Survivor Lei.
Congratulations, Stormie.
@pucvm.bsky.socialPaws Up for Jennifer Danaher, department secretary in Purdue Veterinary Medicine’s Department of Veterinary Clinical Sciences.
A colleague recognized Jennifer for being a reliable resource who supports others and helps bring the team together.
@pucvm.bsky.socialFaculty reading groups are helping Purdue Veterinary Medicine educator Dielson Vieira explore new approaches to student learning, well-being and persistence.
Read how those conversations are shaping his courses: https://purdue.vet/AVmtyH
@pucvm.bsky.social“White feet, don’t treat” refers to the MDR1 (ABCB1) gene mutation, seen more often in some herding breeds. White feet don’t prove anything. A genetic test can help your veterinarian make safer medication decisions.
#DogHealth #GeneticTesting #PurdueVetMed @avmavets.bsky.social
@pucvm.bsky.socialMr. Bojangles came to Purdue’s Oncology Service after testing led to a diagnosis of Stage IVa multicentric large B-cell lymphoma. He completed CHOP chemotherapy in complete remission and received his Survivor Lei. https://purdue.vet/oncology
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@pucvm.bsky.socialThe 2026 Purdue Veterinary Conference is Sept. 23-26 in West Lafayette.
Earn up to 23 CE credit hours and hear keynote presentations on wellness, the human-animal bond and the future of veterinary medicine.
Schedule + registration: https://purdue.vet/conference
@pucvm.bsky.socialVeterinary practices: employer registration is open for the Purdue Veterinary Medicine Fall Career Fair.
Meet students interested in internships, externships and career opportunities on Oct. 30 in West Lafayette.
Register by Oct. 13 https://purdue.vet/practice-registration